Concrete is a building material made of water, gravel, sand, limestone, shells, chalk, clay and iron ore. It’s used ubiquitously in construction from building foundations to sidewalks, roads and bridges....
The smell of cigarettes, sweat and sunscreen filled the air as people lined up to see their favorite musicians and dance, or in some cases mosh, to their heart’s desire. Warped Tour is a unique community...
Pharmaceutical drugs are a phenomenon that never ceases to amaze America with their increasingly fast development. The medical industry is constantly coming up with new drugs to prevent things such as...
Rob Grote of The Districts said, “Music has a universal reaction to it, that isn’t culture or dependent on location.” And he would know; as the Philadelphia-based band has been playing for over seven...
Over the next year, the University of Utah will join nearly 1,800 other tobacco or smoke-free colleges and universities across the United States. The ASUU Academic Senate passed University Rule 3-300A...
Salt Lake Acting Company's "Saturday's Voyeur" is a time honored tradition. It is rewritten every year to reflect on current political and religious issues in a satyrical, fun filled performance you can...
The 3rd Annual Wasatch Mountain Film Festival has begun featuring documentary films "telling inspiring stories about adventure as well as cultural, environmental, and political issues" the festival's website...
Jessica Hernandez and The Deltas are, in a word, epic. They stole the stage on Wednesday night. The openers at the State Room, The Utah County Swillers, were a little less than fabulous. However, the minute...
"It’s the gift that keeps giving." This is how Jessica Patterson, the outgoing ASUU Vice President of Student Relations, describes a $25,000 donation to the ASUU Child Care Endowment Fund overseen by...
President Zach Berger, Vice President of University Relations Zoe Kozlowski and Vice President of Student Relations Saeed Shihab, along with assembly and senate members, were sworn in to serve the student...
