In 1865, a substitute teacher and Augustinian friar with a passion for botany presented research on crossbreeding pea plants to a room of about 40 people. The audience left largely unimpressed and the...
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints took to social media this week to voice their displeasure at the ongoing legal battles of VidAngel, the video streaming service that allows users...
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints took to social media this week to voice their displeasure at the ongoing legal battles of VidAngel, the video streaming service that allows users...
Nearly every student and faculty member at the U share a common frustration — campus parking.
There are approximately 32,000 students, 3,000 academic staff members, and 16,000 administrative staff members...
Every January tech innovators, buyers, investors and press gather in Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Started in 1967, this year was the 50th anniversary of the influential tech...
In today’s world most people are technologically dependent. Ninety percent of adults own a phone in America. We have apps for everything a person could want: social media, food delivery, dating, videos,...
Food is one of the biggest aspects of a culture. Food has even made its way into pop culture. I mean, the only reason anyone gets on Facebook is to watch “Tasty” videos, and the cooking show “Chopped”...
Questions regarding gender, religion and race/ethnicity should be taken off of job applications and college applications. They aren’t significant when it comes to a person’s work ethic or prospects...
Student life is hard. This is one doctrine on which most of us can agree. Over time, education has become not only a measure of a student’s ability to memorize and utilize knowledge, but also a timeframe...
