Universities are often recognized as beacons of tolerance and critical thought, even as campuses grapple with rising instances of antisemitism (anti-Jewish bias) and Islamophobia. Faculty are expected...

  The University of Utah’s announcement of a new course scheduling policy, framed as a solution to the infamous parking problem on campus, has seen a curious progression since it came out in...

  Animal shelters in Utah are overflowing and overwhelmed, as there is an increasing number of stray animals and others are being abandoned or surrendered. By adopting these animals, you can support...

  On Nov. 14, the University of Utah held its annual Veterans Day commemoration, honoring over a dozen veterans for their service. Each of the twelve veterans honored at the U's Veterans Day...

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a U.S. federal program that provides food-purchasing assistance to low- and no-income individuals to help them maintain...

  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...

  On Oct. 18, Americans across the country marched in the second round of No Kings protests this year, demonstrating against President Trump’s abuses of power. No Kings Day is designed to be...

  As Halloween slowly crept into season, it rang of fear and freedom. For women, this holiday reminds us of our history walking a line between empowerment and objectification. In "Mean Girls"...

  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...