Ely: The Death Penalty Hurts Us All
“Thou shalt not kill” is a term rooted in Christianity and we live in a state with strong religious influence indicating murder is one of the greatest sins, yet the death penalty is upheld.
‘The Marvels’ Proves the MCU is at a Low Point
Many claim in recent months that the MCU has completely fallen apart. Sadly, “The Marvels,” is the best evidence to date.
Understanding the U’s Student Government
ASUU has several moving parts — a legislative assembly, senate and judicial and executive branches.
How a Changing Media Landscape Influenced the U’s Move to the Big 12
In a world where media rights and revenue are the name of the game, Utah came out on top.
U Gymnastics Coach Tom Farden Put on Paid Administrative Leave
The U said Farden is being placed on paid leave for “recent conduct and actions” that “simply do not align with our values and expectations.”
Big Emotions — Episode 1: Breakups
What kind of strange art can we relate to in these troubling times to get us through? Join host Luke Jackson, co-host Eliza Delgado and producer Eugene Lyons as they attempt to navigate the tumultuous world of ending relationships.
Crumbl, Utah’s Cookie Curiosity
Crumbl was started by a USU student in Logan in 2017 and now they have over 800 stores nationwide. What contributed to this growth?
Barney: The Necessity of Right to Repair in Utah
Companies in several industries obstruct the ability of consumers to repair their products. This raises the issue of whether we truly own what we purchase.
‘Priscilla’ Shines A Darker Light On The King of Rock N Roll
What is interesting here is that Coppola treats her subject and her story with delicacy and care to the point where nothing is sugarcoated
Nshangalume: Reform Our Refugee Policies
Rather than encouraging and helping fund refugee needs, we must prevent inhumane regimes from displacing people in the first place.
