Utah’s state representatives and senators returned to the Capitol today for the 2024 legislative session.
Last week, House and Senate Republicans released their priorities for this session,...
In 2016, only 2% of people listed climate change as their “most important issue” in determining their pick for president of the United States. Between record-setting wildfire seasons, a global...
On Jan. 27, the Bennion Center held an online forum focused on government and policy featuring three local government leaders as panelists. Salt Lake City Council Member Andrew...
By Isaac Reese, Opinion Writer
• September 5, 2020
Utahns legalized medical marijuana via ballot initiative in 2018. Less than two years later, the first medical marijuana dispensary opened and more locations are planned to open statewide. In...
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When University of Utah student Schyler Fox took an online History 1500 course last spring, it started like...
After the murder of Lauren McCluskey ignited intense debates about campus safety, the University of Utah has taken several steps to find solutions.
The U published a list of 3o recommendations made...
Although Utah is a deep red state well-known for its conservative voting record, it is now expected to have a larger voice in the nomination of future presidential candidates. Thanks to S.B....
At the University of Utah, faculty members who are pursuing tenure have their performance evaluated through the Retention, Performance and Tenure (RPT) process. These regular reviews allow them...
In 1998, Andrew Wakefield published an article, unaware of the serious repercussions his work would have in public health around the world. His study claimed to have found a correlation between...
“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or...
