Since 1986, the Great Salt Lake has dropped 22 feet. Twenty-two feet is only the height of a two-story building, a streetlight or a young Saguaro cactus. It’s not that impressive. But the Great Salt Lake is a wide and shallow inland sea, fatally susceptible to evaporation. In...
The 2025 ASUU elections are open, with 3 tickets running for office. The Chronicle hosted a debate on Feb. 7. Students came out in droves,...
All eyes inevitably fixate on the presidential race in the frenzy of election season. This intense focus on who will occupy the Oval...
On Feb. 14, Gov. Cox signed HB269 without comment. This bill, titled Privacy Protections in Sex-designated Areas, bans transgender...
Utah is shifting towards a more diverse population. The most interesting shift is the decrease in LDS members across the state. As...
The political climate on campus is as red-hot as ever. As the culture war surges on, we are likely to see more of what happened last...
This article was originally published in the Outdoors print issue of The Daily Utah Chronicle, originally in stands on September 23,...
The introduction and expansion of the state-funded free breakfast and lunch program under H.B. 100 is an important step toward promoting...
Illegal immigration into the state of Utah has never been easier. Generations of lawmakers have enacted rules and laws permissive of...
H.B.15 reestablishes the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Task Force in Utah. Utah has the 9th highest number of crimes against Indigenous...
This article was originally published in the Food print issue, in stands February 2025. It has not been updated and some information...
Utah's farmers live and work on the land that sustains our state. With family-operated farms, not corporate agricultural, they keep...
Donald Trump has secured the presidency once again. This time, however, it was not through a glitch in the electoral college system...
According to Greek mythology, Pandora was a woman who had in her possession a box containing all misery and evil. Though warned not...
A little over a month ago, global media doubled down on its coverage of Israel and Palestine. The biased coverage of Hamas’ retaliation...
Today is the first day of what is sure to be a tumultuous 45 days amid Utah’s 2023 General Legislative Session. There are plenty...
Amid college life’s hustle, nothing prepares you for the sudden loss of a close friend. I experienced this heartbreak firsthand when...
On Feb. 14, Gov. Cox signed HB269 without comment. This bill, titled Privacy Protections in Sex-designated Areas, bans transgender...
Utah is shifting towards a more diverse population. The most interesting shift is the decrease in LDS members across the state. As...
This article was originally published in the Food print issue, in stands February 2025. It has not been updated and some information...
HB267 is one of the most controversial bills passed thus far in the 2025 legislative session, proscribing collective bargaining for public...
This article originally appeared in the Health and Medicine print issue, in stands January 2025. It has not been updated and some information...
Utah's farmers live and work on the land that sustains our state. With family-operated farms, not corporate agricultural, they keep...
HB283 focuses on amending Utah's child and family services. It addresses foster care and issues concerning action plans for queer...
This story is jointly published as part of the Utah College Media Collaborative, a cross-campus project bringing together emerging...
Fashion has long been considered a form of self-expression. It is a reflection of individuality shaped by personal taste, experience...
This article originally appeared in the Health and Medicine print issue, in stands January 2025. It has not been updated and some information...
This story originally appeared in the Election print issue, in stands November 2024. It has not been updated and some information may...
Utah mines and quarries produce 13,000 metric tons of crushed stone and 36,300 metric tons of sand and gravel. This aggregate produces...
Utahns are incredibly vocal about their Second Amendment right to bear arms, and children have been bearing the consequences. Utah...
Illegal immigration into the state of Utah has never been easier. Generations of lawmakers have enacted rules and laws permissive of...
