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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Top bands to rock Grand Kerfuffle

April 16, 2013

Besides being fun to say, the Grand Kerfuffle has become a staple event at the U. The ASUU-organized concert falls right before Finals Week and offers summer-anxious students a short break from exams,...

Zachary Quinto to speak to U students

April 4, 2013

Zachary Quinto might not be a familiar name, but his face and voice are unmistakable: calm, brown eyes underneath signature bushy brows and a chiseled mouth complete with dimples. It is a handsome, enigmatic...

Former student went missing in Japan

Craig Arnold, a former U student who went missing April 27 while hiking in Japan, is believed to have died after falling from a high cliff.

School of Music gears up for spring performances

By By John Collins, Red Pulse Writer March 5, 2009

The School of Music has kept busy this winter and the result is a host of highly anticipated concerts in the coming weeks. Sunday at 7 p.m., the Libby Gardner Hall is welcoming the U's own accomplished pianist, Heather Conner.

Rail Jam doesn’t disappoint

By By Whitney O'Bannon, Staff Writer February 26, 2009

The audience of hundreds of students and faculty who came out to watch the four-hour show was enough incentive for boarders and skiers to repeatedly and freely throw themselves off rails and boxes.

H.B. 208 moves to House

By By Jeremy Thompson, Staff Writer February 19, 2009

A bill that would prevent undocumented students recieving in-state tuition from working passed a legislative committee Wednesday, despite the protests of U student leaders who said the bill would only prevent such students from receiving higher education.

Utes stomp ‘Bama in Sugar Bowl

By By Tony Pizza, Sports Editor January 3, 2009

Despite being heavy underdogs, the Utah football team beat up on Alabama in nearly every way possible and scored a 31-17 win over the former No. 1 football team in the country in the 75th annual Sugar Bowl.

Runnin’ Utes ready to roll

By By Marco Villano, Staff Writer November 5, 2008

The Runnin' Utes might be one of the best shooting teams in the country this preseason. However, head coach Jim Boylen would rather focus on another aspect of the game that "wins championships"8212;defense.

Five events better than prime time

By By Danny Letz December 7, 2007
1. Thurs., Dec. 6 through Mon., Dec. 31 "Bear River: Last Chance to Change Course" Utah Museum of Natural History All day Adults $6, children 3-12 $3.50, U students, staff and faculty free Photographer Craig Denton's ongoing exhibit, "Bear River: Last Chance to Change Course," showcases the majesty of the Bear River from all angles while highlighting the importance of conservation by acknowledging the river's role in our lives.

Paid to play

By By Eric Williams November 27, 2007
People come to Utah from all over the world to ski and board the best snow on Earth. Students at the U are no exception, and some of the U's faculty were also drawn here by the beautiful Wasatch Mountains and the easy access to some of the world's most famous ski resorts.