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Riots erupted and chaos spread through the country. The trains were the only way out for two American teenagers, but they, too, READ MORE

What would Jesus do? Well, according to the New Play Project’s latest production, he would do the dishes, skateboard and go out READ MORE

Federal government efforts to curb spending may save billions of dollars over the next decade but will end up hurting students that READ MORE

With a sudden buzz and a song of recognition, ringtones seem to be a way that students choose to reflect their individual READ MORE

I read both articles titled “The death of liberal arts education” and “Failure to create an academic community.” I felt that both READ MORE

For three former students, getting international attention for their work has become standard procedure. Chad Hemelstand, Matt Eastin and Russ Mayo all READ MORE

On March 30, from 5-10 p.m., be prepared for battle as students and their bands duke it out in the courtyard to READ MORE

Low student involvement in campus events and functions hampers the academic mission of the school and damages the university environment. A quick READ MORE

What do you think of the recently signed amendment to Utah’s Government Records Access and Management Act? I do not like it. READ MORE