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I’m pretty sure gypsy jazz got under my skin the first time I watched the movie “Chocolat.” I mean, there’s something captivating about an Irish gypsy sitting on

Interested in riding a bike to work but fearful of traffic? Do you need a reason to pull out your bike and get pedaling again? Tuesday, May 15

All it took to bring a buried 30-year old memory back to life was the picture of a book cover. This particular book cover—of Edward Abbey's “The Monkey Wrench

Ed note: Find and Sign has come and gone, but more theater is in store. Read Ben Fulton's preview of Emma, the next

”Home” is a tricky word. As children it’s our safe place, as teens we just want to get out. It can be a house or an entire community,

I’ve fondly named her Annabelle. She’s big-boned and stands about 14 feet tall. In her day she ruled the roost, but she’s retired now. Today Annabelle patiently counts

This fall is an exciting time for the University of Utah. Joining the Pac-12 Conference means the Utes will have the chance to become one of the nation’s

On a campus of 31,000 students, one person might feel inconsequential. But truth is, every student—whether an undeclared freshman from Park City, pre-med student from Wisconsin, or grad student

The Utah Arts Festival turns 35 when it begins next Thursday, June 23, 2011.  If you missed the first 34 years, or just want to recall some special memories,

Enjoy a virtual walk through a no-longer empty lot in downtown Salt Lake City, transformed by Daniel Lyman, University of Utah architecture student. With his design called