Chelsea Manning had no shortage of supporters after receiving a 35-year prison sentence for violating the controversial Espionage Act. While it is doubtful that many of the people fighting for her pardon...

If you’ve been following university news over the summer, you probably heard of the proposed ban on recreational biking and skating on campus. Specifically, the policy would have declared that “any...

Residents of Salt Lake City can frequently see a thick layer of gray smog covering the valley, and all Utahns have seen the familiar signs on the freeway warning drivers of poor air conditions. Clearly,...

If someone at the U were to come down with a case of smallpox, imagine the chaos that would ensue. It would spread incredibly rapidly. Classes would be canceled and the dorms would be evacuated. It would...

Sustainability shapes our lives, and as a concept that has shown its ability to evolve over time, we are all more or less involved in its realization. The concept of sustainable development emerged in...

State Sen. Aaron Osmond’s disdain for an educated public shines through in his recent essay “A Practical Argument for Ending Compulsory Education in Utah.” With Americans coming to the stark realization...

Perhaps the single most unifying platform of the Republican Party — the rallying cry that is holding the otherwise fractured and floundering party together — a universal disdain for the Patient Protection...

These days privacy has become something of a wistful dream, one made near impossible with organizations such as the National Security Agency bringing to mind a wizened mob boss as he spits out the words...

A metropolitan police force has a unique position with the public it swears to protect. Unlike a county sheriff’s office that serves civil orders and keeps our jails secure, or highway patrol that prevents...

Much will be said about the verdict, handed down July 14 in Seminole County, Fla., which acquitted George Zimmerman in the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin 17 months ago after the two were involved...