Jang: Child Homelessness Needs Utah’s Attention
Helping Utah’s children means helping Utah’s future. Every child in Utah deserves better living conditions.
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Jang: Dry Campus Policies Need Practical Solutions
If the U truly wants to address alcohol-related issues, it should focus on understanding the root causes of these behaviors and how to support students in addressing their individual challenges. Simply banning alcohol without offering viable solutions is irresponsible.
Langley: Stop Worshipping Brands
Brand worship harms us. A better future is one where quality and consumers come first.
The Lost Art of Hosting: Social Gatherings Have Changed
The COVID-19 pandemic largely shifted how people gather and host parties. Can society get back to candlelit dinners?
Nshangalume: The Silent Depression
Although corporations and businesses are making record-breaking profits, Americans still struggle to make ends meet and benefit from their labor. We must start holding corporations and businesses more accountable for their corrupt behaviors.
‘Jim Henson Idea Man’: A Celebration of Life
The film doesn’t really delve any deeper than surface level. It doesn't really discuss how personal issues may have affected Henson's work, or how his work might have affected his home life.
Griffee: The U Needs Pride Week
With increasing homophobic rhetoric on campus and beyond, queer students need Pride Week now, more than ever.
‘The Adventure of a Lifetime’: One Utah Team’s Journey in the Red Bull Can You Make It Challenge
“We were just armed with people’s kindness,” team captain Olivares said. “That’s all we had to get from one point to another.”
U Helps State Gain $62.5 Million for Solar Power
The Utah Office of Energy Development is one of 60 Solar for All awardees. They will be awarded $62.45 million to enhance access to solar energy for traditionally underserved communities across the state.
Campus Safety Releases Explanation of Police Response to April 29 Encampment
Mecha's protest of a Youth Americans for Freedom watch party informed police response to the pro-Palestinian encampment led by Mecha the night of April 29.
