ASUU is wrapping up Fall Semester and getting ready for spring, leaving many students curious about what has been accomplished thus far.
Officials within student government refused to respond to...
In a debate over Ferguson hosted on campus, community members and students became riled up over whether police officers should be required to wear body cameras in Utah.
A large audience filled...
As Alex Ngendakuriyo, a Burundi refugee community leader, put it, “No one wants to be called a refugee, but sometimes you don’t have a choice.”
Ngendakuriyo and two others sat as panelists...
During the recent recession and with recent campaigning by the university, donations to the U have exceeded expectations. And this sense of charity was mimicked by the entire state as well.
An...
Pizza was lacking at Thursday’s pizza & politics forum at the Hinckley Institute of Politics.
Human trafficking was the topic of Thursday’s forum, which featured a panel of speakers comprised...
Each day, more than 1,000 people are deported from America because they are undocumented citizens.
A free screening of the film “Documented” was shown at the U Tuesday in the Film & Media Arts...
Because Utah politicians voted against Medicaid expansion, the state lost a potential year in free funding in 2014.
Medicaid, a government program to help uninsured residents gain health care coverage,...
On April 7, secrets will be unleashed in the Gould Auditorium of the Marriott Library.
Glenn Greenwald, a journalist famous for breaking the story of Edward Snowden’s leak of confidential information...
Students were dished on the complexities of religion in conflicted areas Thursday at the Hinckley Institute’s “Pizza and Politics” lecture.
Amos N. Guiora, law professor and co-director of...
Tuesday’s midterm election in Utah included some upsets, some historical firsts and some anticipated wins.
Perhaps the most talked about race was for Utah’s 4th Congressional District between...
