By Delaney Sheppard
August 20, 2019
The clean air carbon tax initiative by the name “Clean the Darn Air” might appear on the ballot this upcoming year. Spearheaded by professional economist...
Crimson Nights Goes to the Boardwalk
August 20, 2019
U Student Film Features Refugees Across the Valley
August 19, 2019
What the MHC Summer Closure Has Meant for Students
August 14, 2019
By Hannah Keating
August 20, 2019
Park City is now home to the “The Best Little Mountain Music Festival In America.” The inaugural Park City Songwriter Festival, crafted for devoted listeners of America’s...
By Ray Gill
August 10, 2019
Warning: This review contains mild spoilers for “You.” Stalking someone is easier than ever, as almost everyone's personal information, pictures and location are easily...
By Abigail Bowé
August 6, 2019
It's okay to admit it — most of the Hollywood blockbusters to have come out this summer are lackluster. Notable critics left and right have rebuked the sour trend, but frankly,...
By Isaac Reese
August 16, 2019
For weeks, the people of Hong Kong have taken to the streets to protest their government and to show support for democracy. People young and old have peacefully protested...
By Paij Chavez
August 13, 2019
Media literacy has always been a concern for educators and activists, but with the explosion of social media and online journalism in recent decades, the ability...
By Nain Christopherson
August 8, 2019
Even in the wake of the #MeToo movement, there’s confusion among many of the adult women I know about exactly how to report sexual abuse. If we tell a doctor,...
By Paij Chavez
August 1, 2019
This article refers to sexual assault and rape. While it is not explicit, reader discretion is advised. Does anyone else who started watching "Law and Order:...