The Salt Lake City Council is considering a regulation on the payday lending industry that would affect the spatial distribution of predatory lending institutions in Salt Lake City. Following the lead of many cities across the United States, Salt Lake City wishes to minimize this insidious industry within its city boundaries.

The Utah softball team needs a boost. After losing four of their past five games by a combined score of 47-9, the Utes need something to help them get back on track.

Monday's State of ASUU address focused on student funding, communication, sustainability, financial needs and continuity in the future.

"Law Day" prompted the U Hinckley Institute of Politics to invite three prominent Utahns to the U to discuss topics ranging from Abraham Lincoln to immigration.

Laura Chukanov, a senior in international studies with double minors in art history and leadership at the U, finished third runner-up in the Miss USA pageant Sunday night.

When American Fork police decide to charge two 11-year-old boys who were caught at school viewing online pornography with "dealing harmful material to a minor," a third degree felony, I have to wonder how much those police officers have forgotten about themselves and their own life experiences.

Designating portions of property anywhere as a place where one cannot freely express disdain for the sexual conduct of one's peers is morally and legally incorrect, except in private settings (property rights). If Li and others who maintain minority opinions, morays and sexual preferences demand what she calls "respect and consideration," they will allow the strengths of their opinions to be tested in the minds of listeners, not in the administration buildings.

If Jim Matheson wants to keep kids off of ATVs he better come up with better reasons. Not, for example, banning the sale of youth ATVs because they contain lead, as the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act does.

Urban planning and architecture students are applying what they've learned by serving urban communities and exchanging knowledge across disciplines.

Some historians believe that Adolf Hitler led an anti-Jewish pogrom in 1938 that killed 91 Jewish people, but visiting professor Alan Steinweis said this and some other theories are just myths.