Utah is shifting towards a more diverse population.
The most interesting shift is the decrease in LDS members across the state.
As of 2023, Utah’s population is only 42% LDS, which is...
Utah mines and quarries produce 13,000 metric tons of crushed stone and 36,300 metric tons of sand and gravel. This aggregate produces 49,008 miles of public road across the U.S., sourced from...
By Noah Wright, Opinion Writer
• February 28, 2025
Illegal immigration into the state of Utah has never been easier. Generations of lawmakers have enacted rules and laws permissive of rank illegality in immigrations and customs enforcement.
However,...
In the weeks before Trump’s inauguration, American culture remained deeply divided yet extremely important. The public perception of our nation’s government feels like a ticking time bomb....
By Shannon Akin, Opinion Writer
• February 5, 2025
Utah lawmakers are following President Donald Trump's lead and focusing on issues concerning immigration during the 2025 Legislative session.
The bills they are proposing emphasize deportation...
One of the University of Utah’s strengths is its "world-class research." U Health boasts 949 faculty members and 36 research departments. The U has succeeded in gaining recognition for its...
West Valley’s Redwood Drive-In is one of the only drive-in theatres in all of Utah and the only one in the Salt Lake area. The Redwood Drive-In has been extremely successful since its historic...
The favor economy is a sociological concept best described as transactions between community members that are unpaid and instead reciprocated by future transactions. This economy is formed by the informal...
H.B. 29, a recent bill signed by Gov. Cox, now allows for an easier book-banning process starting July 1. The government can remove a book from all schools in the state if at least three school...
