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Students dressed to the nines, business cards in hand, attended the Career Services career fair last Tuesday looking to impress future employers.
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There are millions of money programs online that promise to pay off your debts in a matter of months. However, many of these programs are not legitimate.
Tiffany Davis, a personal finance counselor...
New Year’s is a time for people to set new goals, and U students are no exception.
Jane Griffith, a sophomore, has resolved to declare her major.
“I have just finished my last semester of generals,...
As finals week rapidly approaches, students are reaching for another energy drink and staying on campus more than any other time during the year.
Hannah Mika, a sophomore in chemistry and health...
The normal quiet of the U on a Saturday morning was disturbed by hundreds of excited high school students in lecture halls and the Union as they attended the U’s annual Science Day.
Teachers,...
A forum addressing the economic impact of first generation college graduates took place Wednesday at the Spencer Fox Eccles Business building.
This event was sponsored by the Economic Club of Utah,...
One out of every five high school students in Utah fails to graduate.
This data, collected through research by the Public Policy Clinic at the U’s College of Law, showed drop out rates are increasing....
When the U joined the Pac-12 in 2011, athletics were only part of the package.
The Pac-12 features some of the world’s most academically rigorous institutions in the country.
David Rudd, dean of...
Once Shay Wilson, a pre-pharmacy student, moved into her dorm and paid her housing fee and tuition, the last thing she was going to spend money on was groceries.
Wilson, like many students at the...
Fall is the time to hit the books, but for many U students, it’s also time to hit the gym.
With classes back in session, many students lack the free time they enjoyed during the summer. As a...
