Public Transit Saves the Planet
By Shaelyn Barber
Each winter, Utah’s infamous inversion hovers over the Salt Lake Valley, filling it with smog so dense it’s more edible than breathable. Utah is...
Home for the Holidays
By Kyle Garahana
As the old saying goes, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” When it comes to student-athletes being overworked because they are training during...
Athletes Deserve a Cut
By Dakota Grossman
Participating in college sports is like working a job. The coach is the boss and the athletes are the employees with high expectations for their performance....
Social Media Lacks Reality
Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, you name it: People have completely syringed these media outlets into their daily lives. We are, as a global population, constant consumers...
U.S. Intervention Extends Tragedies
by Connor Richards
While at the Fort Myer military base in Arlington, Virginia, in August, President Donald Trump announced changes to the United States’ military...
Tipping the Traditions of College Football
By Scott Funk
The Holy War is a competition that every person in the state of Utah looks forward to. It’s a matchup that constantly entertains. When do...
Protect Utah's Most Vulnerable
by Connor Richards
In September 2003, President George W. Bush signed into law the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) to address and prevent sexual assault in state and...
Potentials in Medicine Should be Explored
Bailey Shelden
Medical marijuana is a popular and controversial topic in society today, as there are now 28 states that have made medical marijuana legal....
Create a Body of Water
Blake Marshall
When people think of fueling their body for training or competition, they naturally go for the marketing ploy that is Gatorade.
Yes, it is true that...
Black History Month Enriches America
Sean Williams
Any discussion of Black History Month is supplemented by the discussion of why we have holidays in the first place. In setting aside time to honor...
