The relationship between Egypt and the United States has been mutually beneficial throughout the years, but the costs associated with it make this the perfect time to reevaluate. Each year we send huge...

Anyone who has driven a car knows what it’s like to cross a huge parking lot to reach their destination. Even in the middle of the day, when visibility is high and there are many people around, carving...

On Saturday I attended the first-ever Salt Lake City Comic Con (SLCC) held at the Salt Palace Convention Center. The convention developed out of GEEX, a video game convention that has traditionally been...

The Utah State Board of Education recently released a system that grades public and charter schools across the state. The system gives schools a letter grade ranging from A to F — the same letter grades...

Obviously, the NCAA never had anything on Heisman winner Johnny “Football” Manziel. The long talks about what the rules are and what the punishments are for breaking those rules have been going on...

There is no doubt that the job market is rough. Although we are coming out of the recession, jobs — most especially, good jobs for recently graduated students — are hard to come by. The way for students...

Editor: This letter responds to the article printed in this publication on Friday, Sept. 6 titled “Syria & Sarin” (posted online as “U.S. debate of Syria attack hypocritical”, on Sept. 5) by...

Issues involving international politics are very complex, so much so that I tend to abstain from commenting on them. Occasionally a situation will arise where the outcome is so ubiquitously damaging that...

The world is in crisis, and Syria is at the epicenter. The U.S. executive branch and the Department of Defense must stop instituting double standards, such as, “do as I say but not as I do” which...

There are myriad potential solutions to the energy crisis. You’ve undoubtedly heard debate over the merits of wind power, fuel cells, solar power, biofuels and geothermal energy — all of which have...