Each year, the U’s Office for Equity and Diversity hosts a celebration to honor the accomplishments of Martin Luther King, Jr. During this year’s week-long event, beginning Jan. 16 and ending Jan....
House Bill 45: In-State Tuition for Military Service Members
Introduced by Rep. Curtis Oda (R-Clearfield)
Protects resident status for veterans seeking to apply for in-state tuition by removing the 12-month...
Finals will be one day sooner than anticipated this semester after the previously scheduled reading day on Thursday, Apr. 24 was cut.
“President Pershing asked [for the move] because of graduation....
The much-loved womb chairs of the Marriott Library’s third floor are missing in action.
Upon returning to campus for Spring Semester, students were alarmed to discover that all of the womb chairs surrounding...
Pamela Branum has always told her daughter that God has a plan for their lives, but her family maxim was set to collide with another: “Honesty is the best policy.”
It took just one phone call for...
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Jr. confirmed Friday, Jan. 10 that the federal government will honor same-sex marriages that were performed in Utah before the Supreme Court issued a stay on District...
Students and faculty gathered to analyze the significance of international and local human sex trafficking and forced labor at a workshop hosted by the S.J. Quinney College of Law on Friday, Jan. 10.
The...
The same-sex couples who were married before the Supreme Court’s Jan. 6th stay on on a federal judge’s strike down of ammendment 3 will not be able to file taxes together or change their surnames.
The...
For one couple, the words “I now pronounce you man and wife” will ring out in Rice-Eccles Stadium on March 8, but only after a little friendly competition.
The Ultimate Utah Wedding competition, hosted...
Hitting the books does not need to mean isolation.
This semester the Peterson Heritage Center is offering free tutoring sessions for various subjects Sunday through Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. Biology,...
