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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

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Experiences of a Freshman

Experiences of a Freshman

December 23, 2016

When I began this semester, I didn’t envision that my first few months of freshman year would be so transformative. While I had long awaited college, being rapidly introduced to adulthood was a staggering...

Stepping Out of Our Bubbles

Stepping Out of Our Bubbles

December 22, 2016

To myself and everyone I talked to in the days before the presidential election, the outcome seemed obvious. To virtually every pollster, pundit, writer and analyst I read, the idea that Hillary Clinton...

Utah Needs Finals Week Tradition

Utah Needs Finals Week Tradition

December 21, 2016

Finals week can be challenging. As students finish term papers and study for the hardest tests they’ll have all year, it makes sense that they need some ways to de-stress. Some university students accomplish...

A Response to Recent On-Campus Assault

November 13, 2016

TW: Rape, sexual violence. On Halloween, a student was raped on campus. The assault occurred in a full parking lot in the middle of the day. As students and as a community, we should be horrified. We...

Online Classes are Not Ideal for Real Engagement

Online Classes are Not Ideal for Real Engagement

November 10, 2016

The internet has certainly made many aspects of our lives easier. Here in the 21st century we can watch movies, shop, interact with friends and even apply for jobs right from our living rooms. Naturally,...

Native American History Honored at Natural History Museum

Native American History Honored at Natural History Museum

November 8, 2016

When students shape their hands as a U, yelling “Go Utes!” what does that really mean? For many, it’s only a symbol of pride and celebration for U fans. However, for others, it means a lot more than...

New License Law Spells Trouble for Teachers

New License Law Spells Trouble for Teachers

November 7, 2016

  In Utah, the lack of budgetary support for teachers K-12 is sadly nothing new. Historically, teachers in the state are paid roughly 30 percent lower than professionals with comparable degrees,...

Studying Over School Breaks Will Reduce Stress

Studying Over School Breaks Will Reduce Stress

November 4, 2016

For some students, there's nothing better than sitting back during school breaks with some friends, family and a couple scary movies, not having to worry about homework or essays. I'm not one of those...

A student sita in the Marriott library to work on her online class, Monday, August 31, 2015.

In Defense of Undeclared Majors

October 22, 2016

We have general education requirements for a reason. The first year of college can be an overwhelming one. Universities expect students to learn a great deal of information, and sometimes freshmen find...

The "It's on US" shirt at the booth inside the Marriott Library at the U on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016. (Rishi Deka, Daily Utah Chronicle)

Change Starts By Believing

October 20, 2016

On Oct. 24, the U launched its 2016 It’s On Us campaign aimed at preventing sexual assault on campus. Sponsored by ASUU, the campaign is an effort to encourage students to gain a better understanding...