By Ivana Martinez and Natalie Colby
June 5, 2020
Protests continued for the fourth day straight in Salt Lake City, meeting at the Utah State Capitol for an event organized by Black Hammer Utah. The event garnered a crowd...
#BlackLivesMatter in Salt Lake City: A Photo Series
June 5, 2020
U Student Life Center Offers Online Fitness
June 2, 2020
As #BlackLivesMatter Protests Reach Salt Lake City, Protestors Surround SLCPD and Utah State Capitol
May 30, 2020
Community Town Hall Discusses the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on the Black Community
May 30, 2020
U Students Outraged at Mishandling of Explicit Photos in the Lauren McCluskey Case
May 26, 2020
By Parker Dunn, Assistant Arts Editor
June 1, 2020
Beauty is often tagged onto the symmetrical, the flawless — the things in life that beg to be looked at. The late German American writer Charles Bukowski found beauty in...
By Kate Button, Arts Writer
May 31, 2020
The turning of the seasons from spring to summer typically brings warmer weather, but for me, this seasonal change also entails shifts in my listening habits. When I might...
By Parker Dunn, Assistant Arts Editor
May 31, 2020
The 10-day We Are One: A Global Film Festival continues to bring lovers of film and cinema together by virtual yet victorious means. Day two of the festival landed on Saturday,...
By Gabrielle Klinge, Arts Writer
May 31, 2020
The annual return of warm weather and sunnier days has once again forced everyone to dig through their closets, finding new outfit inspiration among their favorite swimsuits,...
By Parker Dunn, Assistant Arts Editor
May 30, 2020
This article contains mild spoilers for the pilot of television series “Losing Alice.” Tribeca Enterprises and YouTube kicked off the We Are One: A Global Film Festival...
By Sasha Poma, Opinion Writer
June 5, 2020
Since March, students have been anxiously speculating about what universities will do come fall semester – and on May 25, the University of Utah announced that...
By Logan Burton, Opinion Writer
June 4, 2020
Enrolling in college and receiving a degree has become a familiar part of the American experience. In 1965, enrollment in public colleges was just under four million...
By Morgan Barron, Opinion Writer
June 3, 2020
During winter break, my family and I planned a trip to Yosemite for late July. We booked an Airbnb, discussed how to split up the drive and I set a reminder in my...
By KC Ellen Cushman, Opinion Writer
June 3, 2020
On May 13, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Chiafalo v. Washington, a case that could drastically change this year’s presidential election just months...
By Samira Gholami, Opinion Writer
June 1, 2020
The Census is a colossal undertaking with high stakes, the implications of which will shape the lives of Americans for years to come. Census numbers inform decisions...
By Stacy Chung, Social Media Manager, Opinion Writer
May 29, 2020
In the last two months, the COVID-19 outbreak has forced at least 124,000 U.S. public and private schools in the United States to close under stay-at-home orders,...