If there is anything that binds nearly all of us together, it’s the shared experience associated with listening to stories of “duck-and-cover” drills held during the Cold War era. The threat from...
“You should smile, life isn’t that bad.”
“Cheer up!”
“Smile, it makes you prettier.”
“You look miserable.”
These comments are only a few I have personally received. The social expectation...
With the first week of school officially out of the way, students are cracking down on assignments and projects. With a casual coffee or stroll around campus here and there, fall has officially approached,...
Let’s get this out of the way first. I’m a 21-year-old, politically-moderate, non-religious, raised-Christian, white-male-middle-class college student. I voted for Mitt Romney in 2012, but I think...
Before I started college a lot of older people — parents, high school teachers, coaches, relatives, etc. — dropped advice to me. Make sure you go to class, get enough sleep, avoid drunk hookups, do...
Yesterday we published an article in which two of our Opinion writers debated whether the University of Utah should continue to use the "Utes" as a nickname. Here's what you had to say about the issue:
Thank...
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Brits are extremely proud of their National Health Service, or NHS. This was abundantly clear during the opening ceremonies of the 2012 Summer Olympics held in London. Out of all of British history and...
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Time To Lose Culturally Insensitive "Ute" Name
Connor Richards
Swoop was not the U’s first mascot. Before Swoop was adopted, it was Hoyo, a caricatured Native American...
On March 18, 2016, what would have otherwise been a normal Friday night in Salt Lake turned out to be anything but. Outside the Salt Lake City and County building, hundreds of people, a half dozen cameras...
