Exploring Business Ethics through Rubicon’s Alleged Human Trafficking
University of Utah professors weigh in on how businesses can practice ethically and responsibly.
Marriott Library’s New Database Gives Fresh Insight into Slavery in Utah
The database includes "two strident anti-slavery speeches" from LDS Apostle Orson Pratt and a Brigham Young speech debating voting rights, among other important documents.
A Look at Drag Culture and Representation at the U
Various departments at the U are increasing efforts to promote drag representation and education on campus — a culture some students feel has been underrepresented at the U in the past.
A Look at Cafe on First’s Community Board
Bulletins boards are an incredible way to stay connected to your neighborhood.
Champine: Celebrate Utah’s Thriving Queer Literature Scene
We must combat literary censorship and support queer bookstores, authors and literary events.
Salt Lake City Winter Farmers Market Opens for Season
The market takes place at the Gateway every Saturday and features local produce vendors as well as arts and crafts.
Can of Worms — Episode 7: Outdoor Recreation
In this episode of Can of Worms, we explore outdoor recreation in Salt Lake City! Oliver talks to a Professor here at the U, a member of the Utah Avalanche Center, and a volunteer worker at Search and Rescue to find out what it is that draws everyone to Utah and its outdoor recreation. Join us!
Natural History Museum of Utah Opens ‘A Climate of Hope’
The interactive exhibit shows how climate change impacts Utah and how people around the state are implementing solutions.
A Natural Pairing: Sexuality and the Arts
Art is a form of expression, and thus sexuality naturally has a presence in the arts, as people grapple with the expressions of their identities.
Home Stretch — Episode 9: The Benefits of NIL at the U
In this episode, sports writer Luke Skinner talks about the upsides of NIL for student athletes at the U, and how NIL has changed collegiate sports.
