Last month a Kentucky judge ordered the state to award a Creation-themed attraction (owned by Answers in Genesis (AiG) — a semi-popular Creationist organization) a subsidy amounting to upwards of $18...
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world, especially among college students. Who can resist the wonderful flavor of coffee? I know I can’t. Having enjoyed my first cup of joe around the...
A few weeks ago, two U students approached The Utah Chronicle with news of their soon-to-be nonprofit group, Team Aspire. Haoran Yu and Brandon Young are two students with one wish: for LGBTQ students...
Three years ago our yellow lab, Abby, passed away due to old age. I was about six years old when we brought her home in a cardboard box. At such a young age, I was able to enjoy her playfulness and slobbery...
Head to Head: Fine Arts Courses Fail to Hit the Intended Target
by Jack Porter
Here’s how the U describes fine arts courses: “Such courses explore the world through diverse aesthetic viewpoints and...
It’s popular opinion that 1996 saw the publication of what became perhaps the best (though not the first) novel of and about the Internet era. Infinite Jest concerns, if only partially, the narrative...
Americana is a brand built by industry and powered by coal. Our heritage is polluted by our past of conquering native lands and peoples. Our image as a political superpower was formed, in part, when we...
Sanders' Free Higher Education Would Hinder the Economy
by Emma Tanner
Last week when I was walking to my car on campus I noticed a political sign in someone’s window that said something along the...
Marketing companies bring their A-game to the Super Bowl, sparing no expense and creating their best ads to go up against and hopefully dominate the competition. The Super Bowl is a big deal for ad agencies,...
Yesterday was Valentine’s Day and hordes of single ladies participated in anti-Valentine’s day parties. Hooray. How original. Throwing an anti-Valentine’s Day party is so common that it borders on...
