Boasting a surprisingly diverse and ethnically rich community, the citizens of Salt Lake City have warmly welcomed cultures from across the globe for decades. From native Americans to Swedish pioneers...
Contrary to popular belief, it is not only brine shrimp that call the Great Salt Lake home. Numerous bird species also populate the area. The 17th annual Great Salt Lake Bird Festival is a time to celebrate...
People don’t like to be lectured, much less pay for the privilege of listening to said lecture for nearly an hour and half. For college students, that is the price of admission for a higher education...
There is no greater joy then experiencing the onslaught of spring with the promise of summer on the horizon. Unless of course you happened to be at Pioneer Theatre this past Friday night to witness the...
Making a statement is the trendy thing to do these days. If you’re social-media savvy, you use Instagram to tell your legions of followers which angles of your face are the best (I’ll wait...
Tai Chi and yoga students and instructors from around Salt Lake City came to celebrate World Tai Chi day on the Marriott Library Plaza on Saturday, April 25.
World Tai Chi day is celebrated every year...
For the young at heart, there is no better way to spend an evening than being swept away into the musical magic of River City. The iconic Tony Award-winning musical “The Music Man” will be marching...
You know how it goes. All semester you’ve been going through the motions of studying but have come to realize that you haven’t absorbed any of the information. You say you’ll be fine...
Finals week: The one week every semester that students are completely validated in looking like (pardon my French) complete and absolute crap. With exams to cram for and final projects to whip up last-minute,...
In the spring of 2011, a man named Harold Camping made national news by predicting the exact date of the rapture: May 21, 2011. Camping was an evangelical preacher who taught that on May 21, the righteous...
