What we say as individuals and how we say it has always somehow been an indication of the sort of person we are. Some believe diction and speech directly correlate with intellect, while others see language...

On Sept. 19 at 5:30 p.m., students will congregate on the Union lawn for an activity much more exciting than the usual afternoon naps. Each year, ASUU organizes Redfest, a festival and concert during the...

There once was a time when I could toast the glory of a morning sunrise with a piping hot cup of fresh Starbucks coffee without choking on the sharp bitter taste of the company’s outspoken political...

Welcome to the age of “Men in Black’s” neuralyzer. A recent study conducted by UCSD neurologist Roberto Malinow proves it may be possible to alter human memory, allowing patients to have...

Anyone who has ever had an argument with the opposite sex knows that communications between the sexes are far from perfect. Differences in perception can create barriers that prevent us from understanding...

The scene is grim. Headlines surface one after another depicting the rampant spread of the Ebola virus. Clinics and hospitals in the West African region are swamped with cases. Streets once bustling and...

It’s evident: Climate change is happening, humans are woefully exacerbating the situation, and drastic changes in lifestyle and human activity need to be made in order to stave off further calamitous...

In an evolving economy, as manufacturing and even some customer service jobs move overseas to countries like China and India, it is vital that young Americans strive to do well in their early and post-secondary...

The Ordain Women organization and affiliate movement were two of the topics discussed at Sunstone’s Salt Lake Symposium, held on the U campus earlier this month. Much of the talk centered on the...