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Maroon and white clad fans will file into Davis Wade Stadium this weekend with ringing cowbells and bellowing chants, signaling the beginning of another season of Mississippi State University football.

“I want to challenge our alumni to show up.”

There have been a lot of angry students walking around BYU’s campus in Provo this week. Most notably, the ROC passes that will go on sale next Monday will cost students $200, up $50 from last year’s price.

The festival, a non-competitive exhibition aimed at artists who use animation as an instrument for their personal expression, will be held February 15-18, 2024; submissions are being accepted until October 16, 2023.

The AMAs governing body passed a resolution this week in support of gender-affirming care for youths with gender identity issues.

The AMAs legislative arm voted this week to adopt a policy opposing medical school legacy admissions on the heels of a Supreme Court ruling expected to end affirmative action in higher education.

  The Mighty Utah Student Section, or MUSS, was founded more than 20 years ago in 2002. As the winner of ESPN’s 2021 Live Más Student Section of the Year, the MUSS plays a key role in the University of Utah athletic experience for any student. Buying a MUSS pass in the spring is one...

  Arriving at a new school can be very difficult. Many students feel like they don’t know anyone on campus. They need places to meet new people and find friends while they’re in college. What better social opportunity is there on the University of Utah campus than joining the MUSS? The MUSS, or the Mighty...

Legislators and medical student leaders are advancing efforts to stop legacy admissions, a practice they say limits diversity and offers an advantage to applicants with relations to alumni and donors.

Maggie Leonard, a senior at Greenwood High School, plans to study marketing at the U of A with help from a Black and Reeder Scholarship, designated for students seeking degrees in engineering or business.