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Point of View — Episode 6: The Surge of AI Use at Universities

By Estella Weeks, Stevie Shaughnessey, and Luke Gordon April 6, 2024

Transcript: Estella Weeks: Hi and welcome back to Point of View, The Daily Utah Chronicle's opinion podcast. My name is Estella Weeks, your host for today’s episode, and I'm joined by Luke Gordon....

(Outro promo via School of Dance website www.dance.utah.edu)

An Outro from the Modern Dance Seniors

By Haley Freeman, Arts Writer March 31, 2024

  We have reached the final stretch of the school year, and for seniors it’s the last weeks of college until the next adventure begins.  A Colorful Farewell The University of Utah School of...

Natalie Stephens (right) with her classmates in the Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corp in Novemeber, 2020.

Natalie Stephens Awarded Air Force Cadet of the Year

By Vanessa Hudson, Assistant News Editor May 3, 2023

  University of Utah senior Natalie Stephens was named Navy Federal Credit Union’s Air Force ROTC Student of the Year for 2022. The prestigious award honors "the best and brightest ROTC seniors...

Dumplings and cabbage

3 Cheap Meals for Busy Students

By Edie Raines, Copy Editor February 27, 2023

  Budgeting time between work, school and social events can leave you feeling like you don’t even have time to eat, let alone cook a full meal. However, for those of us who enjoy cooking, here...

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Barney: College Isn’t Designed for Working People

By Sebastian Barney, Opinion Writer November 2, 2022

  Pop culture makes the college experience seem like nothing but parties and fun. As any college student will tell you, this isn’t what university is really like. The typical night for a student...

Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. (Courtesy YouTube)

Movie Recommendations to Get You Back to School

By Megan Fisher, Arts Writer September 8, 2022

  School is back in session and that means mountains of homework and unsettling stress. Every day brings something new to learn. Anything from paying bills to buying cleaning supplies. You may even...

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Pro Athletes Return to the Classroom

By Max Lepore, Sports Writer August 30, 2022

  Going pro in a sport is what most young athletes dream of.  However, we have seen examples of athletes who played collegiate sports, went professional, had great success and then went back to...

Guard Dru Glyten brings the ball down the court to begin offense against opponents Lipscomb at the Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, Nov. 10, 2021. (Photo by Rachel Rydalch | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

The Financial Benefit of College Athletics

By Elijah Murray, Sports Writer August 29, 2022

  The world of college athletics is an ever-evolving landscape and with that, the opportunities for athletes themselves become more and more available. With the NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) now...

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Expectations — Where Media’s Depictions of College Fall Short of Reality

By Avery Greig, Arts Editor July 19, 2022

  The media has painted a distinct image of the American college student — fresh-faced yet sleep-deprived, eager, liberated and entirely broke. What aspects of this stereotypical archetype are...

Professor Lisa Diamond teaches a Gender Studies class at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Oct. 20, 2021. (Photo by Rachel Rydalch | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

‘Change means life’: Inevitable Exploration and Evolution in College

By Kayleigh Silverstein, Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer July 13, 2022

  When Elizabeth Archuleta was pursuing her undergraduate degree in English, her professor took her under her wing and advised her on graduate school. From that mentorship, she remembers one piece...