July is Disability Pride Month, and it directly follows LGBTQ+ Pride Month. Community overlap is common, given that a third of queer adults identify as disabled. Marsha P. Johnson, one of the...
By NingLi Loken, Opinion Writer
• September 8, 2023
Dominant culture imposes racial identities upon people based on the white gaze. But people's heritage and ethnic identities come from within. The harm of racialization began with the justification...
University of Utah Football has seen great success over the last couple of years, most recently taking the Pac-12 championship title two years in a row, as well as two back-to-back appearances...
The University of Utah has a rich history of impressive athletes, including Olympic medalists, Super Bowl champions and a first-overall draft pick in both the NFL and NBA, to name a few. But...
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs have become an integral part of the University of Utah. The U has five official DEI centers and offices: the American Indian Resource Center, the Black...
As you might have noticed, the student favorite hangout UGURT is no longer there — at least not in the same capacity it was.
The frozen yogurt shop was located right off of the campus of...
The newest edition to Salt Lake City’s burgeoning nightlife scene is Sayonara (Japanese for “goodbye”). It's a loving ode to Tokyo that brings a unique perspective to the streets of downtown.
Located...
This is not my first time writing about Star Wars, especially about Star Wars fatigue. However, after I wrote my last piece on it, I fell back in love with it intensely. I binge-watched the third...
Donald Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson on Aug. 23 highlighted a myriad of old talking points. These included a range of justifications for his insurrection attempt. Trump and others...
The SLC Punk Rock Flea Market, hosted by the newly established Lost Acorn Gallery, has been happening for several years now. I've been hearing about the event through the grapevine of Utah's surprisingly...
