The Holy War is a special game for both fans and players alike. While both groups might have a favorite memory from when their team beat their rival or vice versa, coaches have them too.
The...
Football. Pep rallies. Lecture halls. Greek life. These are just some words that may come to mind when you think of college.
Here at the University of Utah, there are 18 fraternities...
The now University of Utah alumna Amanda Berg Whittle once thought that it was her mission to go to Brigham Young University. “As a Mormon," Whittle said, "everyone I was around in New York...
The "Holy War" is coming. The University of Utah Utes will play the Brigham Young University Cougars on Nov. 24 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in the latest installment in the rivalry between the two...
Sports are all fun and games, taken literally, but maybe we take our rivalries a little too seriously. The game between the University of Utah and Brigham Young University is called the "Holy...
Students look forward to the University of Utah and Brigham Young University "Holy War" face-off each year. Fans dress in their respective colors, express undying support for teams and occasionally...
11 - For the second week in a row, Utah had 11 penalties resulting in 97 lost yards. Many of the penalties stalled Utah drives, turning potential touchdowns into field goals.
4 - Speaking of field goals,...
Ol' Ute Radio starts the show with another Sascha rant. Johnny tries to teach 'Doom and Gloom,' about being positive despite peoples lack of professionalism in a work place settings.
The boys also discuss:...
Although administrators ordered students to evacuate campus at about 3 p.m. Tuesday after a major gas line was broken along 500 South, many were still trying to leave campus about three hours later, when the U sent out the all-clear notice.
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.
