Spring Semester has barely started, but financial aid for the 2014-2015 school year is already due soon. To help students navigate the process, the Department of Financial Aid and Scholarships is hosting...

The city of Green River, located in Emery County, Utah, is in the final planning stages of an important public works project. They plan to build 50 miles of trails in and around the Green River for hiking,...

Two males allegedly attempted to kidnap a U student late Tuesday night. A 19-year-old female student was walking to her dorm after parking her vehicle in the Sage Point lot when the incident occurred around...

Amy Wilentz says post-earthquake Haiti isn’t what it seems. Wilentz, a contributing editor of The Nation magazine, spoke on the politics and culture of post-earthquake Haiti on Tuesday, Feb. 18 in the...

Utah’s cupcake craze is going global. At least that’s the hope of U alumnus Erik Larsen, who is starting a cupcake company that will be based in Mumbai, India. Although the business will be unique...

The U’s College of Engineering is growing — and fast. Over the past 15 years, the college has doubled in the amount of graduates, due in large part to the growing popularity of the various programs...

Primary elections have ended, and the remaining candidates have a week off before beginning their campaign for the general elections. Members of the now-dissolved Grow Party are facing the tough decision...

Social justice is not just something to read about. “You just have to get involved,” said O. Fahina Tavake-Pasi, executive director of the National Tongan American Society. Sixty-one students gathered...

Primaries are over, and the results are in. Team Unite’s Mike Bird and Ashley Newhall, and Justin Spangler and Madison Black from the Vision Party will move on to the general elections for the President...