By Alicia Williams, Opinion ColumnistAccording to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan and Virginia are all considering legislation that would allow people to...

By Craig Forster, Director for Office of SustainabilityEarth Day 2008, U President Michael Young joined more than 560 campus presidents and provosts by signing the American College and University Presidents...

By Douglas L. YorkCAMP LIBERTY, Iraq--Few things are tougher than having to say goodbye, tearfully staring into a loved one's eyes and knowing you will not see them for a while, if ever again.Reliving...

Next week the U will break ground for the new Utah Museum of Natural History. The design is generally positive and a landmark for sustainable construction. Unfortunately, poor administrative decisions...

By Alicia WilliamsSecondhand smoke kills. Environmental Tobacco Smoke, a human carcinogen, was found to be the cause of premature death in people who do not smoke, and there is no risk-free level of exposure,...

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By Alex BeanWith crude oil prices rising rapidly across the globe, there is pressure to find alternative sources of energy. One source of great interest is oil shale. The World Energy Council conservatively...

By Andrew CengizToday people are more willing to express their opinion over the Internet and less likely to do so in person, according to communication research done by Shirley S. Ho and Douglas M. McLeod...

By Craig Forster, Cheri DailyLast year the U opened an Office of Sustainability and officially joined other U.S. colleges and universities moving toward a more sustainable, or "greener" future. Why are...