Keynote speakers Patagonia CEO and former Secretary of U.S. Department of the Interior discussed environmental concerns.

If you’re a student at the U facing food insecurity, the Feed U Pantry can help. SB 320 helps protect all Utahns from food insecurity.

The U hired three international recruiters to build an in-house system as third-party contracts near an end

On March 6 and 7, The Utah Arts Alliance (UAA) will host the 10th annual ILLUMINATE, a walkable showcase of light installations

The Violent Crime Clearance Rate Amendments and Victim Privacy Amendments are set to take effect on May 6, 2026.

HB 256 would fundamentally change how these boards function by converting school board elections from nonpartisan to partisan races.

On Feb. 19, 2026, in collaboration with the Chronicle, ASUU hosted their final debate for the 2026-2027 presidential ticket.

Utah gymnastics beat BYU with their best performance of the season, scoring a 198.025 in the latest chapter of the storied rivalry.

The Utes record now sits at 16-8 overall, 7-5 in conference play. With six games left to play in the regular season, the Utes are currently tied for sixth place in the Big 12 standings.

The Hinckley Institute hosted its first ever student debate between the College Republicans and College Democrats on Wednesday. They discussed immigration, healthcare, tax policy and foreign intervent...

University of Utah police comment on last year's crime and student safety, discussing changes going into the new year.

Staying informed, sharing accurate information with others and refusing to stay silent when policies threaten our human rights are essential.

“Fidelio” opens on Jan. 17 and runs through Jan. 25. This show experiences feelings of love, justice and hope.

Liban Mohamed, a U of U alum and Utah local, announced his campaign for Utah state representative last week.

After a routing of Nebraska in the Las Vegas Bowl, Morgan Scalley's work is just beginning as the head coach at the University of Utah's football program.

When the government has the power to label protest and dissent as terrorism, protest becomes even more of a necessity.

Saturday, Jan. 3, protesters gathered at the Wallace Federal Building in downtown Salt Lake City to protest the U.S. attack on Venezuela.

Ella Zirbes delivered the defining routine of the night Friday, closing the meet with a 9.90 on floor to lead No. 5 Utah gymnastics to a 196.625 victory over No. 15 Minnesota and No. 22 Iowa in the Re...

On Monday, associate head coach Alyssa D’Errico was named new head coach after Utah volleyball's Beth Launiere retired after 36 seasons.

Rising fears of speaking out and concerns over transparency have some faculty questioning the state of shared governance at the U.

Broader gender inequality trends in Utah affect female students at the University of Utah and beyond.

The history of how a small western program defied the odds, redefined toughness and built a legacy written in crimson.

The InFORM project highlights the importance of training educators on religious issues.

With a 55-28 win over Baylor, Utah's hopes of claiming a spot in the Big 12 Conference Championship Game on Dec. 6 remain intact.

Police and President Randall confirmed that reported Kahlert Village stabbing Wednesday night "appears to be a swatting incident."

Students say the University of Utah’s new class scheduling system creates early mornings, late nights and fewer mid-day options.

There are still many events audiences can enjoy with the Utah Symphony. Included are “Distant Worlds: Music From Final Fantasy” and “Dancing In The Street: The Music of MoTown.”

Brewvies has been fulfilling a very important need in the Salt Lake Valley for decades: accessible repertory programming.

ASUU passed a resolution condemning political violence after two sessions of debate, revising language to clarify its intent and scope.

Data reveal significant salary gaps between faculty and growing concentrations of high salaries within clinical and administrative positions.

ASUU partnered with Woodward to bring ski season early to the U. The skiers discussed the importance of the event for the ski community.

Women must reclaim the ancient powers of sensuality and resistance to gain bodily autonomy from a world that criticizes them for both.

Food Stamps, or SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), is no longer available starting Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown. Here’s how it’s affecting the U.

Salt Lake City’s oldest continually running gay bar and first bar to attempt unionization in the city — The SunTrapp — closed its doors on Oct 31. Since late September, bartenders, barbacks and perfor...

Student demand for club funding nearly doubles ASUU’s $273,000 budget, prompting smaller allocations and new outreach efforts.

Early this semester, the University of Utah announced that it will change how it awards merit scholarships to incoming students. The transformation will be enacted in the fall of 2026 for incoming stu...

The Runnin’ Utes are set to turn the page on a new chapter of Utah basketball under first-year head coach Alex Jensen. As Utah tipped off its 2025-26 campaign with an exhibition matchup against the Un...

Lagoon, Utah’s only amusement park, has been a cornerstone of Utah recreation since 1886, when Simon Bamberger founded it as Lake Park Bathing Resort on the shores of the Great Salt Lake. Relocated to...

Utah played host to a ranked Arizona State team on a cold and rainy Saturday night with the hopes of earning its first-ever home Big 12 win.  The reigning conference champion Sun Devils entered the ga...

Starting Oct. 11 at the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre, the Utah Opera presents Paul Moravec and Mark Campbell’s “The Shining,” an operatic retelling of Stephen King’s novel. Unlike Stanley Kubr...

Legal barriers, policy shifts and misinformation deepen struggles for newly resettled refugees in Utah.