In 1637 in Quincy, Massachusetts, Thomas Morton’s “New English Canaan” became the first book in the United States to become banned. Since then, book bans have become a growing issue across...
Here’s a familiar scene: two friends are chatting about the shows they watch in their spare time. One friend is watching “Ahsoka” and “Severance,” the other is watching “Winning Time”...
In spring 2024, the University of Utah School of Dance will present George Balanchine’s "Serenade."
'Serenade'
Created at the School of American Ballet in 1934, "Serenade" was the first...
Throughout the halls of the Union building community boards are filled with posters and information of all sorts. However, if you don’t have time to roam the Union and read everything posted...
The leaves are turning, the weather is cooling down and pumpkin spice is hitting the shelves. Fall is here, which means it’s time for apples, sweaters and of course — game nights with your...
Earlier this summer, copy editor Edie Raines wrote “How To Have a Julia Stiles Summer.” With summer transitioning into the fall, it inspired me to write about my favorite fall it-girl, Rory...
When it comes to research, many people would assume it focuses on STEM topics such as engineering, computer science, chemistry or biology. However, science is expanding its horizons and has become...
It has been years since I've been inside a library, aside from the Marriott Library on campus. Many people still regularly utilize the features available at libraries. I have a buddy who checks...
By Graham Jones, Assistant Arts Editor
• September 28, 2023
With Autumn in full swing, folks are looking for any way to celebrate the spooky season. For those who enjoy a good scare, there’s nothing better than visiting haunted houses. Good thing, this,...
Seminal Salt Lake City residents come and go with time but their contributions continue to live on in the city. Avid bird enthusiast and surgeon, Dr. George A. Allen was one such resident having...
