Skip to Main Content
The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Opinion

Parkin: Chinese Kintsugi Teaches that Broken is Beautiful

Parkin: Chinese Kintsugi Teaches that Broken is Beautiful

By Natalie Parkin March 5, 2018

Life isn’t all rosy and joyful as stories lead us to believe. Bad days come, trials knock us down and big events might flip our lives completely upside-down. Most of us can relate to feelings of loss,...

Swanson: Marco Rubio Should be Applauded for Attending the CNN Town Hall

Swanson: Marco Rubio Should be Applauded for Attending the CNN Town Hall

By Gavin Swanson, Opinion Writer March 3, 2018

On February 22, Senator Marco Rubio joined Senator Bill Nelson, Representative Ted Deutch, Sheriff Scott Israel and NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch in a CNN moderated town hall debate with teachers and parents...

Braden: The Olympics are Bankrupting Athletes

Braden: The Olympics are Bankrupting Athletes

By Paul Braden March 3, 2018

Every four years, athletes from over 200 countries gather for the chance to represent their respective countries in the pinnacle of sports competitions; the Olympic Games. Armed with years of demanding...

Swanson: You Don’t Have to be a Martyr to be a Good Person

Swanson: You Don’t Have to be a Martyr to be a Good Person

By Gavin Swanson, Opinion Writer March 2, 2018

If you’ve worked in service before I’m sure you’ve had someone instruct you to end your interactions with customers with something like, “You’re welcome,” or “It was my pleasure,” and that...

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Barber: Treatment of Hoberman Arch Displays Irresponsible Handling of Olympic Legacy

By Shaelyn Barber March 2, 2018

The geometric petals of the Hoberman Arch slowly begin to move. Glowing with vibrant gold, purple and sapphire hues, the structure’s central circle expands to reveal the medals stage. I was six when...

Barber: Embodying Mindfulness

Barber: Embodying Mindfulness

By Shaelyn Barber March 2, 2018

According to the Positive Psychology Program, the practice of mindfulness originally came from religious practices in Asia, specifically Buddhism and Hinduism, as a pathway to reach enlightenment. The...

Jensen-Coon: Collaborating with Corporations for Change

Jensen-Coon: Collaborating with Corporations for Change

By Kelcy Jensen- March 2, 2018

While sitting in my Infancy class listening to my professor lecture on postpartum depression she mentioned that there used to be a non-profit organization in Salt Lake City that helped new mothers with...

Park: Olympic Host Nations Should Learn from the Past to Improve Event Management

Park: Olympic Host Nations Should Learn from the Past to Improve Event Management

By Emma Tanner March 1, 2018

The big run of PyeongChang has ended as of Feb 25. The world was enthusiastic over the Winter Olympics, and South Korea was excited to hold the worldwide event. A total of 2,900 athletes from 92 countries...

Braden: LDS Growth Declines, But Not For Long

Braden: LDS Growth Declines, But Not For Long

By Paul Braden March 1, 2018

For people living in Utah, a familiarity with the "Mormons" or the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is an inevitability. Spires from Mormon meeting houses dot the streets in every direction....

Coleman: Long-Distance Diagnoses Violate Goldwater Rule

Coleman: Long-Distance Diagnoses Violate Goldwater Rule

By Nicholas Coleman March 1, 2018

Assessing the mental stability of mainstream figures is a tempting venture for psychiatrists thirsting for fame. Former presidential candidate Barry Goldwater was forced to address claims he was unfit...