U.S. District Judge William Downes issued an order Jan. 12 mandating that the pub's 90 employees and the 20 tenants living upstairs vacate by March 15, when demolition will begin to expand the Frank E. Moss U. S. Courthouse onto the land.

After a week and a half of seeking donations, the U marching band has reached its goal to raise the $154,000 needed to send its members to Washington, D.C. to play in President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration parade Jan. 20.

Student activist Tim DeChristopher, with help from his legal team and donors, has raised more than $90,000 in hopes of making initial down payments on land he won in a Bureau of Land Management lease auction in December.

The debate surrounding California's Proposition 8 is continuing on the U campus as some faculty members and students are saying they want to change the focus from a debate over marriage for same-sex couples to a question of basic human rights.

U researchers have developed a miniscule drug to treat certain types of cancer and are in the process of marketing it through a new company called Nanonc Inc.

Kevin Hultine has a gold mine of research space available to him in central Utah that ATV users can't destroy on a ride through desert land.

The College of Science and the College of Education are teaming up in an effort to better train and prepare math and science teachers at the K-12 and college levels.

With concerns growing about social health care in the United States and Utah, Angela Stefaniak sees a need for a better understanding of public health.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and American Indian rights activist Rigoberta Menchú Tum will give the keynote address Thursday for the 25th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Many U students rode TRAX on the first day back to school, but some didn't tap their Ed-Passes when getting on or off. Others were annoyed with the new "tap on, tap off" system.