President David W. Pershing gave his inaugural address as the 15th president of the University of Utah in October of 2012, dressed in a business suit and cowboy boots. Pershing gave his address less in...

Pride Week 2016 began Wednesday, Sept. 28 with a panel discussion at the Hinckley Institute’s Pizza and Politics forum. This year’s theme is Queering Safe Spaces and will focus on safe spaces and what...

The University of Utah connects students to incredible research opportunities, classes and faculty – three things that, if managed well, can lead a student to great success. Such is the case of Mackenzie...

The U is famed for its proximity to ski resorts and culture of winter sports. With ski season fast approaching, it’s time for U students to start buying their season passes before prices start to go...

At the beginning of every academic school year students stress over the cost of textbooks, tuition and parking, but few students take the time to look at student fees. Every semester full-time students...

After completing an internship in Washington D.C., Ciria Alvarez is on track to make a difference in the world. Last spring, Alvarez spent the semester working as a Hinckley Institute of Politics intern...

The odor of chalk and the musky scent of hard work constantly waft out of the U’s climbing gym at the Student Life Center. All around people test their limits on difficult routes as they pull themselves...

Greek Life is one of the biggest traditions on campus. The U has ten fraternities and seven sororities, two of which are multicultural chapters. All will all be participating in recruitment this fall. Kappa...

The “Pokémon Go” craze is giving people yet another reason to bury their faces in their phones. Since the game launched a little over two weeks ago, millions of people are getting a taste...