Heading into the biggest meet of the year, the Utah gymnastics team has time to reflect on the Pac-12 Championships and the regular season. Although the Red Rocks finished below expectations by not winning...

Over the weekend, the women’s track and field team competed at the two-day Baldy Castillo Invitational, led by a top performance in the 800-meter run on the final day by seniors Andrea Chavez (2:07.48)...

Facilities management is beginning the initial steps of the OSH demolition by relocating trees near the building. Shireen Ghorbani, facilities management spokesperson, said 18 of the newer, smaller trees...

Of all the student-athletes at Utah, gymnast Breanna Hughes may be the most exemplary example of the moniker "student-athlete." Just days after being honored as the Pac-12 Gymnastics Scholar-Athlete in...

So much has and will be said about the enigma that is the 2016 Presidential Election. In years to come, and with fathomless and progressive audacity, our politics will likely begin to mimic the sort of...

It’s an impressive feat to make an audience of thousands feel as if they were in an intimate comedy club, a feat few comedians are able to pull off. But Brian Regan managed to do just that this past...

Cliff Rosky, a professor at the U’s S.J. Quinney College of Law, is fighting to implement stiffer punishments for hate crimes. Rosky drafted SB107, Hate Crimes Amendments, to improve Utah’s laws,...

The Princeton Review named the U’s Entertainment Arts & Engineering (EAE) program number one in the world for undergraduate students studying game design. This is a jump from last year’s ranking...

With a humorous journey of self-discovery, all the spectacle of a musical and an Old West setting, the most recent Pioneer Theatre Company production, “Cowgirls,” promises to be an entertaining and...