Halloween is approaching and with that comes dressing up, parties, treats and spending time with family and friends. Emily Spivak, an infectious disease specialist at University of Utah Health,...
Crimson Nights, late-night events hosted at the A. Ray Olpin Union Building, may be docked from four events per school year to two.
Students have mixed feelings about this possible change.
“I...
All a visitor needs to bring to the University of Utah's popular Dive-In events are a pair of swim trunks, an appetite and — better yet — a friend. The Campus Events Board of the Associated Students...
The Clothesline Project
March 4 - April 27 | Eccles Health Sciences Library
The Clothesline Project is an interactive art exhibit currently sweeping universities. A series of T-shirts decorated...
ASUU plans more events in a year than the average student realizes. Their events board puts together 30-32 events per year and ASUU altogether puts together around 60, which the events board...
The fascination of attaching self-care in our lives — particularly among millennials — has erupted into a billion-dollar industry. Self-care topics and advice range from workout regiments...
This Monday Jan. 14, the U will host MLK Week, a celebration of the struggles and achievements of Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement. The remembrance week, which was organized by...
This week the Union Programming Council sponsored the Utestagram Gallery Stroll, a ranked selection of student Instagram photos, near the Union’s front desk. Pastries, cookies and tea were provided,...
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