The Daily Utah Chronicle

Library now delivers to grad students

By By Michael Olson, Staff Writer and By Michael Olson, Staff Writer • August 25, 2008

After almost a year of delivering books to faculty members as a free service, the Marriott Library is extending the service to include graduate students.

VP of Human Resources to retire

By By Alex Cragun, Staff Writer and By Alex Cragun, Staff Writer • August 25, 2008

By Alex Cragun, Staff WriterVice president of Human Resources Loretta Harper will retire at the end of the month after 36 years of working in higher education.Joan Gines, associate vice president of the...

U receives $12 million for arts complex

By By David Servatius, Staff Writer and By David Servatius, Staff Writer • August 25, 2008

The U has received a $12 million pledge from the Sorensen Legacy Foundation for the construction of a new interdisciplinary arts and public education center on campus.

Study leads to better diagnoses of anemia, iron-deficiency

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer and By Michael McFall, Staff Writer • August 25, 2008

Anemia and other iron-related diseases are now easier to diagnose, thanks in part to a study by U scientists.

New pipes to run through campus

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor and By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor • August 25, 2008

Students will continue to see construction work across campus during the next five years as the U begins to tackle a nearly $30 million piping project that will repair failing high temperature water infrastructure.

UVU president appointed as high ed commissioner

By By By: Jed Layton • July 23, 2008

The Utah State Board of Regents selected William A. Sederburg to be Utah's new Commissioner of Higher Education early in July.

Museum construction moves hikers elsewhere

By By By: Jaime Winston • July 23, 2008

Sarah George thinks the current building for the Utah Museum of Natural History is falling apart around her.

Hinckley Institute seeks campaign interns

By and By By: Dustin Gardiner • July 23, 2008

A group of U students will spend their Fall Semester on the road covering the 2008 presidential campaign. The Hinckley Institute of Politics is accepting applications to send five students on a three-month intensive journalism study program. The students will report for various publications as they follow Barack Obama and John McCain to the Democratic and Republican Party conventions in Denver and St.

Cardboard recycling available on campus

By By Jed Layton and By By: Jed Layton • July 23, 2008

A year after a recycling program was implemented on campus, and thanks to the recent purchases of new equipment, students will be able to recycle cardboard in a cheaper and more efficient way. The U bought two cardboard balers and eight large recycling trailers to assist in the recycling process, which U Recycling Coordinator Joshua James said will make the program more effective.

U.S. Army Reserve turns 100 years old

By By Jed Brinton and By By: Jed Brinton • July 23, 2008

The United States Army Reserve is hosting its centennial anniversary celebration Wednesday and is inviting the U community to participate in the festivities with free food, games and music at Fort Douglas. The free concert will include country star Charley Jenkins and the 312th U.