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The ASUU headquarters in the A. Ray Olpin Student Union on Oct. 4, 2023. (Photo by Luke Larsen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

What Happens When There’s a Vacant Senate Position in ASUU

By Emerson Hagy, News Writer December 9, 2024

  In late November, the College of Fine Arts' Associated Students of the University of Utah (ASUU) senator resigned from their position in the 17-member Senate. According to a statement from Associate...

The Office of Equal Opportunity resource and check-in counter at the S.J. Quinney College of Law in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023. (Photo by Sarah Karr | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

USU Volleyball Lawsuit Sparks Controversy

By Addy Christensen, News Writer December 9, 2024

  A lawsuit involving Utah State University, among other universities, against San Jose State University has raised questions regarding the inclusion of transgender athletes in collegiate women's...

Students line up for food at the Solidarity Potluck held in the Spencer Fox Eccles Business Building on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. (Photo by Lyndee Pham, AASA Historian)

Student Affinity Groups Announce Relaunched Legacy Alliance

By Abhilasha Khatri, Investigative Editor December 4, 2024

  In the wake of H.B. 261 and the subsequent closure and de-funding of various student centers and groups on campus related to DEI, five student groups at the University of Utah have reignited...

Kilby Block Party (Courtesy Laney Hansen)

Kilby Block Party 2025 Lineup Is Here and It’s Bigger Than Before

By Hailey Edmonds, Arts Writer December 3, 2024

  Kilby Block Party 2025 lineup has been revealed, featuring headliners New Order, Beach House, Weezer and Justice. Celebrating 26 years of Kilby, the festival will take place over four...

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Holiday Spending in Utah: The Importance of Small Businesses

By Addy Christensen, News Writer December 2, 2024

  It’s beginning to look like the holidays. Snow has fallen, lights string homes and streets, and families are beginning to gather in celebration. Some go all out, purchasing decorations, food...

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How U Students are Serving Communities Around the World

By Addy Christensen, News Writer November 28, 2024

  For many, the holiday season is not only a time to celebrate but also a time to give back. At the U, it's no different. Students across campus are serving communities in more ways than one.  For...

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The U Launches New ‘Representation’ Task Force

By Emerson Hagy, News Writer November 26, 2024

  This year, the University of Utah launched the Viewpoint Representation and Expression Task Force to foster free expression and ideological diversity on campus. President Taylor Randall recently...

A student rides a bike down campus at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Monday Nov. 25, 2024. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Turnout for the U’s Clean the Air Challenge

By Kate Keith, News Writer November 26, 2024

  The Clear the Air Challenge was a six-week competition that ran from Oct. 1 to Nov 15. It aimed at incentivizing University of Utah students and staff to use sustainable methods of transportation. "Transportation...

Newly elected state legislature representative Hoang Nguyen converses with the Daily Utah Chronicle Journalist Grace Maya in Salt Lake City, Utah on Monday, Nov. 18, 2024. (Photo by Luke Larsen | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Utah Elects First Vietnamese-American, Refugee Legislator

By Grace Maya, News Writer November 21, 2024

  The 2024 election cycle left some University of Utah students feeling "surprised" and "blindsided" by Donald Trump’s early win. However, as local election results come in, it’s left newly-elected...

Jay Nordlinger speaks at the Hinckley Institute of Politics on Monday, Nov. 11. (Photo by Giovanni Radtke).

Is College A Place for Politics? Yes and No, National Review Editor Says

By Giovanni Radtke, Assistant News Editor November 18, 2024

  Jay Nordlinger, senior editor of the National Review, spoke on politics at college campuses during the Politics on Campus: Yes and No forum last Monday, hosted by the Hinckley Institute of Politics....