On Friday February 21, 2014 Ole Ute Radio’s Sascha Blume and the University of Utah’s Dr. Bryan Hotchkins joined radio host and U student Keith McDonald in the spirit of Carter G. Woodson on...
A new movement is spreading throughout the Salt Lake valley. Mixing the popularity of trance music with the power of meditation, the Yoga Rave made it to the U campus Wednesday. The idea behind this fusion...
Conor Lyne cannot describe the proudest moment of his life.
All he remembers is being nervous. His green coat lay taut against his body as the mercury on the thermometer hovered near 44 degrees Fahrenheit....
Hipsters, punks, and yuppies of all ages — X96 has closed another year of novice yet superb filmmaking. The fourth annual Radio From Hell Film Festival by X96 and The Tower Theatre — located in the...
In this week's episode of Ol' Ute Radio, Sascha and Rebecca begin by chatting about current events on campus and around the Salt Lake City area. Various items in the news are brought up. After talking...
As the second week of the Winter Olympics in Sochi takes off, there’s been lots of talk about favorite sports, dramatic moments and absolutely heartbreaking interviews (read: Bode Miller and the disastrous...
The grass is turning green, and the bats will soon start to swing.
Utah is set to hit the diamond this weekend to open up the 2014 season against Sacramento State. The Utes, who return 19 letter winners...
The No. 4 Red Rocks will go back on the road over President’s Day weekend when they travel to No. 10 Stanford to compete in their second Top 10 battle of the season.
“We know that they have some talented...
From ancient Mayan cities to high-end stores in the U.S., the cacao plant has made its way across the geological board. With not only a rich taste but also a rich history, the cacao bean’s ancient story...
Michael Shapiro and Eric Domyan are giving a whole new meaning to the phrase “birds of a feather flock together.”
Shapiro, a U biology professor, and Domyan, a biology postdoctoral student, study the...
