The Daily Utah Chronicle

Gymnastics: Utah confident for regionals in Alabama

March 26, 2013

On Monday, the Utes found out they will be traveling to the defending national champions’ hometown for regionals in two weeks, but they don’t seem nervous about it. The Dumke Gymnastics Center filled...

Gymnastics: Team preps to face BYU, NC State

March 1, 2013

Utes co-head coach Megan Marsden doesn’t like the color blue, but she’s going to be seeing a lot of it tonight. Utah (7-1-1) will join North Carolina State (10-5-1) in the Marriott Center as they...

Pep rally creates rivalry game buzz

By By Rita Totten, Staff Writer • November 18, 2008

An anxious crowd gathered at the end of the plastic tarp-clad HPER Highway at Monday's Rivalry Week pep rally, awaiting the deluge of numbered tennis balls that would come down the runway and result in one lucky winner of a half-tuition scholarship.

Less-than-stellar year for university funding

By By Jay Logan Rogers • March 6, 2006

The Utah State Legislature allocated an "average" amount of funding for higher education this year, in spite of a budget surplus, experts said. That means more funding will probably be needed from students. "Higher education had a modest legislative session with regard to appropriations," said Kim Wirthlin, U vice president for government relations.

My life is hell

By By Alex Steele • March 6, 2006

This country puts people in prison to punish them, not for rehabilitation, said defense attorney and U professor Ron Yengich at an Honor's Program lecture on Dante's Inferno. Yengich strongly advocated a system that favors restorative justice with rehabilitation facilities and programs rather than incarceration.

Editorial Cartoon

By By Kurt Francom • March 6, 2006

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Was the punishment decreed by ASUU Supreme Court fair, or should it have been worse?

By By Christina Coloroso and Jessie Fawson • March 6, 2006

Fawson and Coloroso: The ASUU Supreme Court ruled Sunday to prohibit the BLOC Party's top three candidates from including their names on official student ballots. The move came in response to an investigation of the BLOC Party's finances, which revealed an error in reporting expenditures and income.

Letter to the Editor: Be tolerant in gay debate

February 23, 2004

Editor: The recent debate on gay marriage has provoked a careful inquiry into the morality of homosexual acts and relationships. Professor Deen Chatterjee wrote a very interesting column on Feb. 17 ("Is there a link between homosexuality and immorality?") on this very issue, where he questioned the idea of sinfulness.