Nshangalume: The Irony of Social Media and Politics
As more youth use their voices to protest the inhuman actions that the country takes to uphold its supremacy — they become more frustrated with the state of their beloved country.
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Piecing Together the History of the Waialeʻe Industrial School for Boys
The Waialeʻe Industrial School for Boys incarcerated children for petty theft and truancy. Older kids were bound to employers and worked in plantations and trade shops. They were also leased out to families for domestic duties.
MFA Thesis Exhibitions: ‘Reclaiming Eden’ and ‘Woven Worlds’
Both works will be displayed through the end of the month at Gittins Gallery in the Film and Media Arts Building.
Timpa: To Be an American
Criticizing this country is in no way anti-American — it’s the opposite.
Utah Baseball Splits Tournament Contests with USC, Oregon
Marking a 1-1 record in tournament pool-play, Utah fell short of the requirements to advance.
‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ Album Review: Billie Eilish Makes a Comeback
Eilish explores themes of heartbreak, insecurity and sexuality in her new album.
Presidential Debates Could Skip Utah as Biden, Trump Agree to New Dates
The presidential debate at the University of Utah in October could be canceled after President Biden agreed to two debates on June 27 and Sept. 10.
Return to the Wasteland in ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’
“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” has all the parts required for another exciting excursion to the beautiful horrors of the wasteland.
Utah Softball Exits NCAA Tournament in Heartbreakingly Close Series
The Utes faced two opponents across three games, ultimately succumbing to the University of South Carolina in the final game of the weekend.
Utah Baseball Swept by USC in Final Pac-12 Series
The Utes accumulated seven hits, two strikeouts and no errors in the last game of the series.
