Three U faculty and staff members received the Governor's Medal Award for their work in science and technology, and for encouraging others to stay interested in the field.

U student Nathan Jackson placed in the top five in the third annual Public Relations Society of America Golden Spike Awards competition for the Salt Lake chapter.

The U Academic Senate voted unanimously Monday to create the department of operations and information systems within the David Eccles School of Business, catering to the rising demand for managers also educated in other areas of business.

The Clery Act, designed to inform prospective students and parents about the crime rates of a university, dramatically misrepresents the amount of theft at the U.

Wirthlin, who was the oldest living apostle in the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles for the LDS Church, passed away in his sleep Monday night at his home in Salt Lake City.

Police reported that an unruly man assaulted three people in the Utah Diabetes Education Center in Research Park on Dec. 1.

The soft glow of candles lit the Union Patio on Tuesday night as a group of students gathered together for a vigil, spelling "AIDS" with their candles.

Politically conservative students are now voicing their opinions with the release of the first edition of the new monthly newspaper The Sentinel.

Georgia is holding a run-off election between Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss and Democrat Jim Martin today because the Nov. 4 election was too close to call. But today's election has far greater political implications than before.

The Salt Lake City resident, who now paints in various galleries downtown, graduated from the U in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in art.