The outpour of activism for criminal justice reform has caught the attention of the media in exceptional ways, popularizing different theories on how to best construct a just society. One concept...
Early on the afternoon of Feb. 29, 2020, the University of Utah campus police department released a statement regarding a sexual assault on campus. Still under investigation, the police department...
WARNING: This review contains mild spoilers for the Netflix show "Mindhunter."
Netflix has a lot of original movies and television series, especially ones that no one is seemingly interested in watching....
On Sept. 20, 2019, the Utah Attorney General filed for the dismissal of Lauren McCluskey’s case on behalf of the University of Utah. McCluskey’s parents filed a lawsuit against the University for the...
This fall and winter, the Utah Board of Juvenile Justice is hosting two Juvenile Record Expungement Clinics throughout the state of Utah.
These clinics work with students to expunge juvenile records,...
Early last week, President Ruth Watkins conducted her monthly report to the University of Utah’s Academic Senate. Her address came shortly after the University Police Department announced the...
“The loss of Lauren McCluskey and Mackenzie Lueck were tragedies that I believe have permanently changed this campus and our commitment to safety. My thoughts, and the thoughts of our student...
Victim-blaming continues to come up in cultural conversations, but unfortunately, traditional media perpetuates this more often than it's deconstructed by it.
A 2016 article from The Atlantic provides...
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In 1990, then-President George H.W. Bush signed the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and...
This article refers to sexual assault and rape. While it is not explicit, reader discretion is advised.
Does anyone else who started watching "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" when they...
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