When ASUU president Justin Spangler stepped off his 20-hour flight in Seoul, South Korea, he knew he was embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Spangler set off for a one-week journey,...
Downtown Salt Lake City will be abuzz with conversations about city issues Saturday, Sept. 20, at The Leonardo museum, which is hosting a series of lectures, or TED talks, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The...
For nine years the Living Legacy Program has helped preserve the life stories of cancer patients in the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Living Legacy is an ongoing project of YourStory, a program supported...
On July 8, the Israeli Defense Forces began bombing a small strip of land on the Mediterranean Sea, recognized as Gaza, a Palestinian territory.
More than 2,100 Palestinians were killed by the...
The U is offering a chance for students, faculty and staff to get connected to solar power through U Community Solar.
Until October 1, those interested can apply for residential solar panels. The...
Nestled between the Salt Palace and Temple Square is a small establishment with 24-karat gold glittering on the walls.
This place is known as Abravanel Hall.
Natalie Thorpe, the patrons services...
U students now have access to free Adobe software, including Photoshop and Lightroom.
But Tiffany Swenson worries most students don’t know about this.
“It’s really just a lack of awareness,” Swenson...
Walk through the doors of the basement of the Alfred Emery Building on President’s Circle, and you will see a sight not unfamiliar to the rest of the U campus.
People rush through the doors,...
Earlier this week, Apple announced its plan to launch the new iPhone 6, the Apple Watch and Apple Pay.
In 2007, Apple introduced the first iPhone. Its sleek design, app capabilities and simple...
Nearly everyone has heard of the alleged misconduct of former Utah Attorneys General John Swallow and Mark Shurtleff, but not many know how that story first went public.
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, reporters...
