Mental health professionals, educators, first responders, nurses, students and community members gathered at the University of Utah on June 17 and 18 for the Post-Traumatic Growth and Suicide...

  SB 320 is a bill that protects student and parent access to school-based food pantries. It also adds restrictions on what food can be in school-based pantries to avoid toxic chemicals and dyes. This...

  In December 2025, Gov. Cox proposed that the state legislature provide an initial, one-time investment of $25 million and an ongoing investment of $20 million to combat homelessness in Utah....

  Utah Sen. Jen Plumb sponsored a bill, SB 170, that allows parents of newborn infants to decline administration of the crucial vitamin K shot. Receiving vitamin K shots after birth prevents infant...

Daylight saving time has been controversial for the past 100 years. U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) has been advocating for the Sunshine Protection Act to make Daylight Saving...

  College enrollment is down. This is nothing new, but over time and since COVID, the number of students attending college to actually learn is declining, too. College is viewed as a space for...

  For most of the 20th century, asbestos — a naturally occurring mineral — was widely used across all branches of the US military. It was embedded in numerous materials used in the construction...

  When I first moved out for college, I thought my biggest challenges would be keeping up with classes and trying not to embarrass myself in front of new friends. Little did I know, my living condition...

  On June 14 of this year, the “No Kings” Protest in downtown Salt Lake City boasted 10,000 protesters. The sea of civilians peacefully marching consisted of a large variety of organizations,...

This article originally appeared in the Rough Draft print issue, in stands August 2025. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. Too often in college, students suffer from constant...