With the Utah vs. Brigham Young University game coming to a head, there is only one question left: Whose side is U President Michael Young on, anyway?

Students in the College of Science can apply for a scholarship funded by a $100,000 endowment donated to encourage students to consider careers in education.

Charging students that amount for internship credits is like charging a student for going to another school.

Although Obama is certainly no friend of the Second Amendment, it appears unlikely he will institute any new gun control measures in the near future.

Although the CDS offers advisement and accommodation for current students, more scholarships are needed for prospective as well as current students with disabilities to encourage them to enroll in college classes, and not to shy away from continuing their education at our campus.

In two seasons, Utah head coach Jim Boylen has talked a lot about toughness. Last Saturday's loss to Division II Southwest Baptist was punch to his team's gut. Tuesday night, the Utes responded.

Rather than crumbling under the pressure when his teammates, fans and coaches needed him most, Johnson elevated his game and did whatever it took to win.

Life might be full of doubts, but the answer is clear. Louie is the king of Utah football.

Doctors have been prescribing sunny vacations to people for years. Turns out warm San Diego was just what the doctor ordered for the U football team's offense, but for very different reasons.

The traditional single-gun salute has always come from a little red cannon affectionately dubbed Ute Thunder, but this weekend's big rivalry game against Brigham Young University will likely be the last time anyone hears it.