By: Michael McFall

An amended proposal to increase student fees by $2.50 per semester to fund sustainability projects passed the ASUU General Assembly and Senate on March 26 and went before the Utah State Board of Regents for approval March 27....

By: Michael McFall

DNA testing confirmed that the body Washington County Sheriff’s deputies found in a torched car near Zion National Park on April 2 is Zach Ruble, a freshman in bioengineering at the U, the third in a series of deaths that might be connected....

By: Michael McFall

The U.S. Attorney’s Office indicted U student Tim DeChristopher for violation of a federal act for bidding on land to protect it from oil drilling....

By: Lana Groves

A natural gas leak forced police to evacuate all buildings on lower campus for several hours and shut down power on March 24 for fear of explosions caused by cars or power sources....

By: Rita Totten

Students gathered in the Union Crimson View erupted in celebration as CNN news anchors announced Sen. Barack Obama as the winner of the 2008 presidential election—making him the 44th president of the United States and the first black president in th...

By: Lana Groves

Instead of increasing enrollment at the U School of Medicine to offset the state’s growing physician shortage, the number of students will decrease by 20 percent in the fall....

By: Trent Lowe

The David Eccles School of Business received a $23 million bond from the Utah Legislature on March 12, hours before the legislative session ended for the year, allowing construction of a new business building to begin immediately....

By: Drew Thompson

Administrators donned hard hats April 22 to break ground for the construction of the new science, technology and research building and drive the final nail into the coffin of the U’s golf course....

By: Michael McFall

The U’s academics were spared a devastating budget cut during the Utah legislative session....

By: Jeremy Thompson

U students voting in ASUU elections said they wanted a Revolution, rather than being taken where they needed to GO....

By: Lana Groves

Three years of writing at The Chronicle have come and gone, and now I’m on my way to bigger and hopefully better things. They say that once you write for The Chronicle, you never truly leave. ...

By: Rochelle McConkie

With more stories and more experience, I toughened up. I found my voice. It might have been the football to the face during a friendly game in the office gone awry, or perhaps it was being yelled at on the phone by Utah Sen. Curt Bramble, but I learned th...

By: Dustin Gardiner

Next week it will have been four years since I first walked into the offices of The Daily Utah Chronicle. I was an eager high school senior looking to get my foot in the door at the newspaper before starting college in the fall. Although I had little expe...

By: Michael McFall & Jeremy Thompson

A proposal to create a student-media advocate to help oversee campus media outlets has created disagreements and confusion between its administrative planners and student media....

By: Jed Layton

Abby Holden is worried that retail stores in the proposed Universe Project, a mixed-use development west of Rice-Eccles Stadium, will force small local businesses such as B&D to close....

By: Bryan Chouinard

After qualifying for the Super Six on April 16 via a tiebreaker, there was no storybook ending for Greg Marsden and the Red Rocks....

By: Paige Fieldsted

This past summer, the Utah women’s volleyball team lost an important member of its squad....

By: Paige Fieldsted

The Utah women’s basketball team locked up its place in the NCAA tournament with a 63-58 victory over the San Diego State Aztecs to win the MWC championship....