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Opinion: The War for Masculinity

In the aftermath of the presidential election, it has become apparent that one of the most influential factors has been masculinity. It has been a race to provide the most seductive version of what it means to be a man, and to the winner go the spoils.
By Matthew Timpa, Opinion Writer | December 2, 2024

  What it means to be a man and the implications that correspond are questions that have always remained at the forefront of the modern culture war. The debate has transcended decades. Each...

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Opinion: Friendships Can’t Survive Polarized Morals

Political differences irreparably strain relationships. Ending connections that clash with your core values is necessary for emotional well-being and personal integrity.
By Emma Thompson, Opinion Writer | November 30, 2024

  Friendship is valuable. Many people seek friends to be there for them through life's best and worst parts. During a heated political season, many people feel they have no choice but to cut contact...

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Opinion: The U Must Provide Research Transparency

A lack of research fraud accountability leaves students and researchers at the U in the dark.
By Peakalika Ichimura, Opinion Writer | November 12, 2024

  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...

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Column: Seek Rational Conservatives in the Era of Trump

We should all be getting diverse news sources. For liberals, it is essential to seek out reasonable conservative voices, even in the era of Trump.
By Samantha Reagan, Opinion Writer | November 10, 2024

  Love it or hate it, we need the news. Now more than ever, examining where we’re getting is essential.   Too many of us fall into echo chambers, only tuning into reports that support our...

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Opinion: Sororities Can’t Preach Sisterhood While Excluding Minority Women

If sororities preach sisterhood, they must include all women. Sisterhood means bridging the gap between white and minority women at the U.
By Peakalika Ichimura, Opinion Writer | November 9, 2024

  Women of different cultures, races and religions have more qualities in common than they might think. They can have similar experiences such as heartbreak, rejection, educational trials and monumental...

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Opinion: Citizens United v. FEC Remains the Hidden Threat

The landmark court case that dismantled the regulations on corporate spending on candidates has drastic consequences for the fabric of our democracy.
By Matthew Timpa, Opinion Writer | November 7, 2024

  In 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the conservative political action committee (PAC), Citizens United, in the landmark Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (FEC) case....

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Opinion: Don’t Weaponize Feminism Against Trans Women

Women of all identities must not allow ourselves to become divided for political gain. We must unite in our common struggle for gender liberation in all forms.
By Elizabeth Griffee, Assistant Opinion Editor | November 7, 2024

  There has been a recent national wave of transphobia. In 2024 alone, a record 661 anti-trans bills were proposed at local and national levels. Of these bills targeting transgender individuals,...

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UQFF 2024: A Conversation With Cat Palmer

Discussing the importance of having a space for queer art in Utah, Cat Palmer spoke with Laney Hansen about the Utah Queer Film Festival.
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | October 30, 2024

  “I think queer space is sacred space and we need more of it in the state of Utah.” Cat Palmer grew up in Orange County, California and moved to Salt Lake City when they were 21. Palmer...

The ASUU Boyden ticket talks about their platform during the ASUU-Chronicle debate at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Joseph Boyden’s Goals for his ASUU Presidency

Boyden shared his plans to give students discounts around the Salt Lake area, alleviate parking stress and create a more vibrant social scene on campus.
By Kate Keith, News Writer | October 22, 2024

  Joseph Boyden, ASUU's student body president, described ASUU as "a vessel for whatever students want it to be." Boyden was elected last spring on a campaign built around connection, culture...

The Great Salt Lake seen from above at Corinne, Utah on Aug. 19, 2023. (Photo by Xiangyao "Axe" Tang | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Opinion: Save Great Salt Lake Before the 2034 Olympics

Unless the Utah Legislature puts money toward saving the Great Salt Lake, the 2034 Winter Olympics should not be held in Utah.
By Emma Thompson, Opinion Writer | October 17, 2024

  The 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympics are being held in Salt Lake City. This news was met with excitement to all living in Utah. The Utah State Legislature has put $94 million towards...