After a three-week road trip with wins over Stanford, Cal and Michigan, the Utah gymnastics team (8-1, 5-1) faces another tough test against No. 9 Georgia (5-7, 4-3) in Salt Lake City on Saturday. With...

Last Thursday, Mitt Romney, a Republican Presidential candidate in the 2012 race, voiced his profound concern for the future of our nation if Donald Trump were to be chosen as the Republican nominee for...

As the National Park Service approaches its 100-year anniversary this summer, the costs and benefits of these parks are being questioned. To discuss the topic, the environmental humanities graduate program...

Over the weekend, the No. 68 Utah men’s tennis team (14-3) competed in two matches in the Rocky Mountains at the Stapleton Tennis Pavilion in Denver, Colo. On Friday, the Utes fell 5-1 to the home team,...

In 2014 the "Ultimate Chocolate Festival" began. A year later, it came back as "The Chocolate & Cheese Festival," starting an annual tradition that strives to show people how local vendors make these...

Following a disappointing overtime loss to Cal in the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament, Utah now awaits the decision of the Women's National Invitational Tournament to offer the Utes an invitations...

Sometimes staying close to home for Spring Break can be a relaxing change of pace. If you plan on sticking close to Salt Lake City but still want to switch up your daily routine with a day trip or weekend...

The end of winter means the the beginning of construction season at the U. The Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse is one of the projects currently under renovation after the U’s recreational and fitness services...

Every college athlete faces a bittersweet ending to their career, as they either leave their respected programs to go pro, or move on in their lives after four years dedicating their time to their sport. Three...