Chase Peterson, a former U president, died on Sept. 14. His loved ones remembered his life on Saturday with a funeral. Peterson was the U’s 14th president, championing the Honors College, open...

  At first, it looked like 30 guys were about to work out at the gym. Decked out in full tracksuits, the Beta Theta Pi fraternity arranged themselves on stage and waited for the music. Suddenly,...

  Florence Fernandez, senior class president, studied the ASUU Constitution and saw the wording for Homecoming royalty classified nominations by two genders: men and women. Fernandez decided to do...

  Despite the success of Crimson Rally and Songfest, these are some homecoming traditions at the U that haven’t fared quite as well. John Fackler, the director of Alumni Relations, reminisced about...

  On July 8, the Israeli Defense Forces began bombing a small strip of land on the Mediterranean Sea, recognized as Gaza, a Palestinian territory. More than 2,100 Palestinians were killed by the...

  Crescendos and minuets can often be heard floating from the depths of David Gardner Hall, home of the U’s School of Music. At the school of music, students can pursue majors and minors in a variety...

  A signed agreement formed in April between the U and the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation is now turning into action. Mary Parker, associate vice president for enrollment management,...

  The U’s Dumke Health Professions Education building was the first in the state to participate in The Better Buildings Challenge. The Better Buildings Challenge was launched in 2011 by President...

  The Utah Beekeeper’s Association is cross-pollinating business with sustainability by producing locally made honey from beehives located on the fourth floor of the Union building. Created by...

  Jai Hamid Bashir began her studies at the U with a vision to create positive social change. “I believe deeply in the unique power of a few individuals,” she said. “[I] would like to be part...