The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

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U to break ground on USTAR building

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor April 17, 2009

Students can expect to see construction starting April 22 when the U breaks ground on a new science and technology research building on the old golf course.

Engineering initiative encourages youngsters

By By Andreas Rivera, Staff Writer April 17, 2009

Almost 2,000 elementary school students built towers made of straw and homemade catapults this week in an effort by the College of Engineering to promote the importance of science and math at an early age.

Presidents discuss future of higher education

By By Staff Writer April 16, 2009

With a rapidly changing society, university presidents are predicting changes in the future of higher education, especially with regards to federal regulations, the use of technology and college affordability.

Laptops required for engineering students

By By Blair Dee Hodges, Staff Writer April 16, 2009

All junior and senior students in civil and environmental engineering will be required to own a personal laptop by fall, said Paul Tikalsky, a civil and environmental engineering professor at the U.

Left hand turn signal proposed for N. Campus Drive

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer April 16, 2009

To mitigate added congestion from the closure of Federal Way, the Utah Department of Transportation might install a left-turn signal at the intersection of North Campus Drive and Central Campus Drive.

Nude posing for art class continues despite concerns

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer April 16, 2009

Despite recent safety concerns, the art department will continue to offer nude posing for its painting and drawing courses.

Students tempted by fresh powder

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer April 16, 2009

The longer snow season this spring has U students who ski and snowboard cheering and missing class.

Kerfuffle draws 4,800 despite weather

By By Rochelle McConkie, News Editor April 16, 2009

The concert, put on by the Associated Students of the University of Utah Presenter's Office, went on despite a day of snow and rain, which turned the Union Free Speech Area into a mudslide after the show.

U to break ground on USTAR building

By By Asst. News Editor April 16, 2009

Students can expect to see construction starting April 22 when the U breaks ground on a new science and technology research building on the old golf course.

Show to go on despite possible weather fiasco

By By Trent Lowe, Staff Writer April 15, 2009

As students anticipate the arrival of Lupe Fiasco and Girl Talk at today's Grand Kerfuffle music festival, few will look past the lights to all that goes into putting on such an event.