Katy Schramm and Ryan Bares spend their working hours with moths and rats, respectively. They work in laboratories on campus looking after the animals: cleaning their cages, feeding them and preparing their experiments.

With the economic recession and the growing number of lost jobs, many U students are turning to plasma donation, the process of extracting plasma from their blood, to meet their financial needs.

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.

When Julia Svedin took a job preparing samples of poop, she thought she could handle it after years spent cleaning up her kids' messy diapers.

Research professors have developed a way to avoid bacterial growth on medical device implants, such as those used on injured soldiers who have lost limbs.

Although officials have decreased the poaching of elephant tusks in Northern Africa, a U research study showed that elephants might be in danger of human encroachment on their habitat.

Come November, students who run track and cross-country won't have to use the Olympic Oval in Kearns or East High School's track anymore.

A highly infective computer virus that attacked the U last week has been contained.

A group of 11 students is contributing individual skills to work on three projects this semester in a new communication class, which is run as a public relations agency with jobs to complete for real clients.

Blood, a junior in music at the U, recently won the opportunity to perform at the Kennedy Center through VSA Arts8212;a worldwide organization formerly known as Very Special Arts that provides opportunities for artists with disabilities.