The Daily Utah Chronicle

Established in 1890, The Chronicle has been the go-to source for precise and comprehensive campus news at the University of Utah. It is published every Monday and is easily accessible to the university community, which includes over 60,000 students, faculty, and staff members.

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'The Kingdom of the Shades' School of Dance

5 days ago | dailyutahchronicle.com | Haley Freeman

The School of Dance Ballet Department is gearing up for its end-of-semester showcase. “Classique” premieres April 10 at the Marriott Center for Dance in the Hayes Christensen Theater. The program includes “The Kingdom of the Shades” movement from Act II of “La Bayadère,” coached by School of Dance faculty Maggie Wright Tesch and Justine Sheedy-Kramer. It also includes “Paquita,” coached by visiting répétiteurs Rex Tilton and Allison DeBona.
Gen Z's Dark Humor Masks Mental Health Struggles

1 month ago | dailyutahchronicle.com | Lexy Borgogno

This story is jointly published as part of the Utah College Media Collaborative, a cross-campus project bringing together emerging journalists from Salt Lake Community College, Southern Utah University, the University of Utah, Utah Tech University and Weber State University. The collaborative is an Amplify Utah project with support from PBS Utah and POV.
PTC Presents “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical”

1 month ago | dailyutahchronicle.com | Haley Freeman

It’s beautiful to think how dynamic life is. Full of so many ups and downs, changes of direction and rises over challenges. This February 2025, Pioneer Theatre Company (PTC) presents “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical,” chronicling the life and career of Grammy Awards winner and songwriting legend Carole King. PTC brings to life King’s song catalogue along with her music partners and friends Gerry Goffin, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil.
Utah Womens' Basketball Loses to Kansas State

Jan 13, 2025 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Luke Skinner

After the Lady Utes’ last game, they had just been ranked #22 in the nation, a first for new head coach Gavin Petersen. On Wednesday night, the Utes faced off against the Kansas State Wildcats and took a disappointing loss to another fellow ranked team. One notable derailment was that the Utes were missing a primary scorer in Kennedy McQueen. To begin, the Utes had a slow start, allowing an 18-4 run for Kansas State. To end this drought, Reese Ross would drain a 3-pointer to end the run.
Opinion: Friendships Can’t Survive Polarized Morals

Nov 30, 2024 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Emma Thompson

Friendship is valuable. Many people seek friends to be there for them through life’s best and worst parts. During a heated political season, many people feel they have no choice but to cut contact with family and friends. Friendships and relationships wither away for countless reasons. Political differences are a valid justification to end connections if they lead to a breakdown in respect and shared values.
Opinion: Bring Life to Learning

Oct 21, 2024 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Emma Smith

With the outdoors we can bring learning back to life. When we truly prioritize education, we can overcome the world’s greatest challenges and seize its most exciting opportunities. October 21, 2024 This article was originally published in the Outdoors print issue of The Daily Utah Chronicle, originally in stands on September 23, 2024. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. Education is highly beneficial for individuals and societies.
Opinion: Save Great Salt Lake Before the 2034 Olympics

Oct 17, 2024 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Emma Thompson

The 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympics are being held in Salt Lake City. This news was met with excitement to all living in Utah. The Utah State Legislature has put $94 million towards maintaining Olympic facilities and structures in the past. The 2034 Olympics are expected to cost about $4 billion. Salt Lake has more expensive issues to solve before the city worries about the Olympics. Without intervention, Great Salt Lake is expected to dry up by 2030.
Henderson Says to 'Doubt the Doubters'

Oct 3, 2024 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Vanessa Hudson

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson asked Utahns to “doubt the doubters,” commit to accepting the election results and be responsible for their ballots ahead of the Nov. 5 election in a speech at the University of Utah’s Hinckley Institute of Politics on Thursday morning. The speech comes two weeks after the containing white powder addressed to her office.
Opinion: The Bennion Center Is Underrated

Sep 30, 2024 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Emma Thompson

I always have something going on, whether it’s personal issues or running late. Without fail, the Bennion Center will have all the lights on and I’ll be greeted as I walk in. The BC always provides something to be excited about. Over the past years, I have been immersed in the community at the BC. Through living in The Hive, working for the BC as a student leader and volunteering biweekly, I have grown to notice the underappreciation for a group of people who have a common goal to help others.
Opinion: Dark Skies for a Brighter Future — Utah Chronicle

Sep 18, 2024 | dailyutahchronicle.com | Emma Smith

This article was originally published in the Welcome Home print issue of The Daily Utah Chronicle, originally in stands on August 25, 2024. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. When unnecessary artificial lights fill the night sky, humans, wildlife and the environment suffer. Light pollution threatens us all. Utah has one of the globally. However, light pollution will only become more damaging as Utah’s population and tourism grow.