U alum Sen. Nate Blouin exposed for past derogatory comments
CD-1 candidate Nate Blouin apologized for online posts he made from 2009 to 2015 that mocked the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sexual assault and domestic violence.
Nick Shirley, politicians speak at the U
Joined by several congressmen and Utah activists, journalist-content creator Nick Shirley spoke at the U as part of his "Learing Tour."
How Utahns are saving the Great Salt Lake
Utah stakeholders hope to work together, saving what they all stand to lose.
U hosts fourth annual Safety Summit
Law enforcement professionals from across the West spoke on approaches to emergency protocol, violent crime and campus safety.
Political pressure, communication fuel U faculty concern
Faculty cite fear of speaking out, limited transparency and weakened shared governance as tensions with administration rise.
Students Confront Administration About Schedule Changes
In ASUU's September town hall, students commented on the U's new class schedule policy to a panel of administrators involved in the decision.
11 Days Later: UVU in the Aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s Death
Utah County navigates trauma and grief almost two weeks after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot. Students from BYU and UVU shared their experience.
Brave Conversations: Exploring Guns On Campus
Student Leadership & Involvement and the Bennion Center hosted an open discussion on firearms and campus concerns.
Faculty Raise Concerns Over Economics Merger
On April 18, the University of Utah announced the formation of a unified School of Economics, merging the Department of Economics with QAMO.
Photo Story: Aminé Electrifies the U
On Friday, April 18, 2025, artists Aminé and Alex Nester performed for ASUU’s annual Grand Kerfuffle at the Union Lawn. Students enjoyed more than just great music—food trucks, t-shirt airbrushing, Celsius, TruFru, speed painting and more made the event a night to remember.
