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All good things must come to an end. After winning their first four games during Spring Break in California to stretch their unbeaten streak to 12, the Utes traveled to Hawaii and lost four straight....

Getting the bat on the ball wasn’t a problem for Utah in its weekend series against Cal. The Utes racked up 30 hits in the three-game series but had trouble converting runners on base to scores, thus...

For a moment Saturday night, it appeared Utah’s best wouldn’t be good enough to beat No. 2 Florida. The Utes had produced one of their best vault scores of the year but still trailed the Gators by...

.post_author_plugin {visibility:hidden;display:none;} Religion lags in changing world Matt Stern With one of the most interesting papal transitions in recent memory now behind us, we have a unique opportunity...

In the early 1990s we, Salt Lake City police officers, knew our beats. We knew the people who lived there and the community dynamics. And the citizens we served knew us and trusted us to protect them....

A group of students has developed a new way to operate a wheelchair for people who lack the motor skills needed to operate a joystick. By working with patients at University Hospital and partnering with...

The state legislative session finished during Spring Break, and while students were enjoying a vacation from classes, legislators were busy changing the future of higher education in Utah. SB51, a bill...

As the sciences expand at the U, the facilities need to keep up. On May 13, the new Thatcher Building for Biological and Biophysical Chemistry was dedicated. The building has several new laboratories,...