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The Utah Womens Tennis player and University of Utah junior Anastasia Goncharova celebrates her win in singles against the New Mexico State University in an NCAA dual Meet at the Jon M. Huntsman Tennis Center on 04 Feb. 2021 (Photo by Abu Asib | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Utah Men’s and Women’s Tennis Stay Red Hot in Week 2

By Elijah Murray, Sports Writer January 23, 2022

  The second week of the regular season saw the Utah men's tennis team travel to Denver on Jan. 22 and then New Mexico on the 23rd while the Utah women's team was pitted against Montana and Seattle...

The Utah Womens Tennis player and University of Utah junior Lindsay Hung plays against the New Mexico State University in an NCAA dual Meet at the Jon M. Huntsman Tennis Center on 04 Feb. 2021 (Photo by Abu Asib | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Strong Start for Utah Men’s and Women’s Tennis in Season Opener

By Elijah Murray, Sports Writer January 16, 2022

  The Utah men’s and women’s tennis teams competed in their first match day of the season this past Saturday. Each team competed in two singles and two doubles matches with the first sets being...

Students in the College of Fine Arts for the School of Dance perform in their final dress rehearsal for the Modern Student Concert II in the Marriott Center for Dance on Tuesday, February 14, 2017 (Kiffer Creveling | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

The U and SLC Prepare for Another Season of Unorthodox Arts

By Parker Dunn, Online Managing Editor January 26, 2021

  The Spring 2021 semester here at the University of Utah is now underway. Coming out of a disastrous 2020, the U, as well as Salt Lake City and their respective art programs, are shaping up for...

First floor of Lassonde Studios in Salt Lake City, UT on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017.(Photo by Curtis Lin/ Daily Utah Chronicle)

University of Utah places 40 for U.S. News Top Public Schools, 10 for Entrepreneurship

By Alexis Perno, News Writer September 30, 2020

    U.S. News has released its 2021 Best Colleges national rankings with the U placing in several categories, including placing 40 for Top Public Schools, 97 for National Universities,...

University of Utah Police Cars, Salt Lake City, UT on Tuesday,Sept.19, 2017 (Photo by Ben Mccleery/ Daily Utah Chronicle)

Barron: Holding U Accountable

By Morgan Barron, Opinion Writer May 26, 2020

  For the past 18 months, I have been angry with the Watkins' administration and the campus police, but on the morning of May 17, I reached a new level of irate. The Salt Lake Tribune reported...

Students present undergraduate research at the Utah State Capitol in 2017 | Daily Utah Chronicle

The U Hosts Online Research Symposium

By Kayleigh Silverstein, Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer May 20, 2020

  The University of Utah hosts an annual Undergraduate Research Symposium typically in the A. Ray Olpin Union Ballroom, where students can display their research and creative work from the year....

Serving Students through the New Basic Needs Center

Serving Students through the New Basic Needs Center

By Delaney Sheppard, News Writer November 5, 2019

  The University of Utah has been taking strides towards opening the Basic Needs Center in the coming spring semester to provide a centralized resource center for all students' needs. One issue...

Smoke-free campus advertising campaign signs at the Union when the policy was first unveiled. Chronicle archives.

After a Vaping-Related Death, Utah Considers Health Concerns of E-Cigarettes

By Angelyn Ramos, News Writer October 27, 2019

As the use of electronic cigarettes is on the rise, health concerns are too. In the week of Oct. 9, Utah confirmed its first vaping related death. University of Utah physicians and researchers continue...

The Student Services Building on the University of Utah Campus, where many advising appointments are held. Chronicle archives.

Mandatory Academic Advising for U Freshmen Brings Mixed Reactions

By Natalie Colby, Editor-in-Chief October 24, 2019

As the fall semester of 2019 gets into full swing, the freshmen around campus are signing up for and attending their mandatory advising appointment. This advising meeting must be done before the first...

Officers Circle houses. (Chronicle archives)

In Officers Circle, Students Form Unlikely Communities

By Natalie Colby, Editor-in-Chief October 17, 2019

Residing in 19th-century houses adjacent to the Peterson Heritage Center, students living in Officers Circle have a dorm experience unlike any other on campus. These students are grouped into Living Learning...