On April 18, 2019, a guest opinion piece was published on The Daily Utah Chronicle’s website holding ASUU member Greg Boisvert accountable for his use of offensive language in a social media...

  An old cliché states that one should never discuss politics, religion or money in polite conversation. Yet in the past few years, as news of the Trump administration infiltrates most aspects...

Students today may have a lot of disadvantages, such as the cost of tuition and rent and reputations of laziness, but we do have an important and wonderful advantage: social media. We are fortunate enough...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] From red solo cup pictures to posts on religious and political beliefs, some graduating students have taken measures to hide their life on social media from future...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]   “TGIF cuz I’m so rdy 2 prty #rage #nosleep #youngwildandfree.” If you can understand that, you’re probably a millennial. This generation, generally...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]   While the “Humans of New York” blog is building a sense of community in the big city, a “Humans of the U” Facebook page is doing the same on campus. Tyler...

  “I know I’m not the only one who takes little Facebook breaks,” said Mikel Hanni, a sophomore in biology. A quick glance at computer screens in the Marriott Library or the Union confirms...

  An Oct. 2 post on the U’s Facebook page about this year’s Pride Week received backlash from students. Kim Hackford-Peer, the associate director of the Gender Studies Program and co-chair of...

A new Facebook page called “University of Utah Micro/Aggressions” gives students an outlet to voice their experiences with microaggressions on campus. All of the posts on the Facebook page are anonymous...