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U narrows list for coordinator

By By Rita Totten , Staff Writer November 2, 2009

The Office of Sustainability is one step closer to selecting a coordinator and committee for the unused sustainability fee.

UTA to add more trains for Wyoming game

By By Ryan Howell, Staff Writer October 29, 2009

Expecting large crowds for the blackout game Saturday against Wyoming, the Utah Transit Authority is adding additional TRAX trains to accommodate the masses.

U interviewing applicants to fill new sustainability position by Thanksgiving

By By Michael McFall, News Editor October 29, 2009

Although the fee itself is still collecting dust, Cory Higgins, associate vice president of facilities management and an early supporter of the fee, confirmed Wednesday afternoon that he's been in interviews this week with some of the 85 applicants for the coordinator position.

Students working more to pay for increasing tuition

By By Jamie Bowen October 27, 2009

Alexis Hardy said she didn't know what to do after her scholarship ended, making it tough for her to pay for school last Spring Semester.

Legislature hears climate findings from U scientist

By By Jake Hibbard , Staff Writer October 26, 2009

The battle between the U and the University of Alabama was rekindled again8212;this time on Capitol Hill.

Students discuss religion, sexuality

By By Veronica Pineda October 26, 2009

As part of National Conflict Resolution Day, the College of Social Work held a community dialogue to openly discuss the sometimes difficult reconciliation between religion and sexuality.

U research could help human cell regeneration

By By Deborah Rafferty , Staff Writer October 25, 2009

By studying non-parasitic flatworms and how they regenerate, U researchers believe new information could eventually lead to regeneration of human limbs and the regrowing of cells damaged in the heart or brain after someone suffers a heart attack.

Bennion Center, refugees join for Halloween festival

The Bennion Community Service Center, in collaboration with refugee families at the Hser Ner Moo Center in South Salt Lake City, made Halloween decorations for children
at Primary Children's Medical Center who are staying there during the holiday.

Sigma Chi raises estimated $30K for Huntsman Cancer Institute

A sluggish economy would seem to pose an insurmountable challenge to successful fundraising, but Sigma Chi's efforts Friday suggest otherwise.

Utah politicians seek ban on use of cell phones while driving

By By , Staff Writer and By , Staff Writer October 25, 2009

Rep. Phil Riesen is sponsoring a proposed bill that would completely ban the use of cell phones while driving, including the use of hands-free devices.