Juneteenth, SLC: A Photo Series
By Mark Draper and Gwen Christopherson
June 20, 2020
Performers & Speakers Around the Park Celebration
#BlackLivesMatter in Salt Lake City: A Photo Series
By Jacqueline Mumford, Mark Draper, Ivana Martinez, Gwen Christopherson, and Manasij Mukherjee
June 5, 2020
On Capitol Hill Signs Speaking Up Taking Action
Letter to the Editor: Optional Pass or Fail is Not Sufficient
By Letter to the Editor
April 14, 2020
As of March 20, 2020, the University of Utah offered the option for students to opt for CR/NC (pass or fail) rather than a letter grade. At first glance, this optional grading system seems to accurately address the difficulty some students face during COVID-19 outbreak. However, by making CR/NC...
Christopherson: How to Handle Loved Ones Spreading Misinformation
By Nain Christopherson, Assistant Opinion Editor
April 14, 2020
This semester, the University of Utah Honors College launched the project portion of a Praxis Lab called Truth, Deception and Information Disorder. You might have seen their lawn signs around campus (before the move to online classes, anyway) with reminders to “Think B4 U Tweet.” With its...
Tips for Spotting Fake News
By Maddy La Turner, Investigative Editor, Copy Chief
April 14, 2020
If you think digital media has brought about the age of fake news, you’re wrong. Did you know Edgar Allan Poe’s literary rival Rufus W. Griswold wrote an obituary full of falsehoods after his mysterious death which deeply shaded his reputation? Did you know Thomas Jefferson once said “that the man who never looks into a...
Teach ’em Young: Combating Misinformation with Media Literacy
By Joseph Moss, News Writer
April 14, 2020
The rise of the novel Coronavirus pandemic is a shining example of the dangers that can ensue from the widening exposure of misinformation proliferated through social media. Multiple outlets can be seen writing stories about the number of cases and deaths around the virus. However, very l...
Goodbye, Daily Utah Chronicle. Yes, Yes, We Promise We’ll Call.
By Madge Slack, Emily Anderson, Greyson Harness, Christina Giardinelli, Zach Janis, Kristiane Sonnenberg, Andrea Alvarado, Aiden Keenan, Amy Loret, Katelyn Collett, Mandi Johansen, Alli Milne, and Ashlyn Cassity
April 25, 2019
Emily Anderson: Editor-in-Chief Every Sonic Youth song longer than five minutes (most of them). Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. Training for a marathon — or, even, a half marathon. That was a list of things I’ve started and never finished. I feel like I’m ending my tenure as edit...
Saying Goodbye
By Megan Hulse, Connor Richards, Kim Brenneisen, Emma Tanner, Justin Adams, and Dakota Grossman
April 25, 2018
Megan Hulse, Executive Editor The most common reaction I get when I explain my job is: “Oh my goodness, you’re just like Rory Gilmore!” To that, I used to laugh, agree and move on with a small amount of shame, because I had a secret. Spoiler alert: I’d never actually made it to the part...
The Best of Art From the Attic
By Megan Hulse
April 26, 2017
This year has been full of new endeavors, including this series. Over the course of these stories, I have delved into the connections between culture and music, and reviewed some of the best records of all time. Of all of those, I have discovered a few of my own favorite tracks. “Hey You”— Pin...
Art from the Attic: K-UTE Radio gears up for National Record Store Day
By Megan Hulse
April 18, 2017
Radio DJs have been spinning vinyl since their invention in the 1940s, but the rise of digital media production has resulted in a significant decline in the popularity of vinyl record formats, especially in the corporate broadcasting world. In recent years, record shops, artists and vinyl enthusiasts...
Utah Athletics Adds Two New Assistant Coaches In June
July 2, 2020
UnsafeU Changes Demands, Calls for Defunding and Dissolving UUPD in Wake of Current Protests
July 1, 2020
Utah Football’s Morgan Scalley Reinstated After Investigation
July 1, 2020
Protests Continue for Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal, Exposing “Killer Cops” and Painting Streets Red
June 28, 2020