There is a certain glamorization of the “service trips” many young adults are lucky enough to take during their college or post-grad experience. The country an individual finds themselves in is automatically...
The life of a swimmer includes both dry land and water practices. Both help determine how each swimmer will perform in the pool, depending on the work they put into each practice.
But another aspect of...
Each year, local skiers and expert photographers from around the world take to the Wasatch Mountains in an attempt to take the perfect photo. This year, two U students are representing each category in...
Did you know the U has its own moon rock? And that it is insured for seven million dollars?
Neither did I, until I took a visit to the Natural History Museum of Utah (NHMU) and went on one of their Highlight...
I share a sentiment tweeted by master of the horror genre, Stephen King. He wrote, “The stupidest, ugliest Presidential campaign in my entire life: HOUSE OF CARDS meets SHARKNADO.” While the reference...
Nineteen-year-old Nathaniel Coleman took first place at the 2016 USA Climbing Bouldering Youth and Open Nationals championship, ending the decade-long reign of former champion Daniel Woods.
Climbers from...
Pitch-perfect melodies, hauntingly beautiful harmonies and stunning vocals — all cliché phrases and yet, all ways to describe the latest performance by the U’s A Cappella and Chamber Choirs. But no...
Over the weekend, in its last dual meet of season, the Utah men’s swim and dive team took on USC. Though its graduating seniors celebrated their Senior Day on the final meet in the Ute Natatorium, the...
Orson Spencer Hall won't be demolished without a proper goodbye. The College of Social and Behavioral Science will commemorate the building with an event on April 22.
Crumbling ceilings and classrooms...
