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U changes parking permits to maximize limited campus parking – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Students returning to campus this fall will see changes to several parking permits as the U is attempting to maximize its parking spots. The University’s Commuter Services eliminated the HU permit, which previously allowed housing students to park in both housing and U permit areas, and replaced it with the H permit. The department also eliminated the CU and CA permits, including in the central garage, converting those spaces to A and U permits. The changes are intended to increase parking avail
Craft Lake City’s 18th annual DIY Fest at the Utah State Fairpark – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Craft Lake City’s 18th annual DIY Festival ran from Aug. 7 through 9 at the Utah State Fairpark. The festival brought more than 1,000 creatives together, including vintage vendors, local artisans, STEM exhibitors, crafters and live performers. The festival featured live performances throughout the weekend, along with opportunities for attendees to participate in DIY stations and explore work from local creators. Angela H. Brown is the third owner-publisher of Salt Lake UnderGround — commonly kno
New campus “Answer U” service helps students navigate campus resources – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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Officially launching this fall, Answer U is a new campus-wide support service from the Marriott Library to connect students with resources. Students can ask questions through in-person help in the library, sending an email, calling or starting an online chat. Answer U connects students to offices and resources or answers their questions. Students can access Answer U in many ways. They can go to a service desk at the Marriott Library, start an online chat, send an email or call by phone. Staff an
ASUU executive leadership details plans for the upcoming academic year – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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When Erica Stringham, Jake Holmberg and Niya West campaigned to lead the Associated Students of the University of Utah (ASUU) earlier this year, they promised to make ASUU more approachable by focusing on affordability, mental health and student belonging. Now, after spending the summer meeting with university leaders, hiring staff and making plans, the administration is moving toward implementation. While many initiatives are still being arranged and require university approval, the executive t
Seven Canyons Review looks toward a new chapter – The Daily Utah Chronicle (opens the original)
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For the first time in several years, the University of Utah has a student literary magazine in print again. After reviving the publication, the Seven Canyons Review released its first issue this spring. Now, student leaders are preparing for another year of the Seven Canyons Review, focusing on providing students with publishing experience and a place to share creative work. The idea to revive the magazine began in 2024, when editors-in-chief Daiyan Ke and Kit Stevens wanted to bring undergradua
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