Despite a national increase in the overall graduation rate, the dropout rate for foreign-born refugee and immigrant students remains above 30% — three times that of U.S.-born white students,...
By resisting commodification, gardening becomes an effective form of protest. And if gardening is a form of protest, guerilla gardening is even more so. Salt Lake City’s Og-woi People’s Orchard...
"Ain't nothing to do in this boring-ass city," said Charles Barkley. "Can't smoke, can't drink. These people going to heaven." The former NBA player and commentator was in Salt Lake City for...
By Kayleigh Silverstein, Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer
• May 1, 2023
When Ashley Olsen, third-year student in biology and psychology at the University of Utah, slipped and dislocated her knee walking on the ramp down to the stadium parking lot, she was expecting...
Currently on view at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts is an exhibition titled “Many Wests: Artists Shape an American Idea.” This collaborative exhibition takes a critical look at Western narratives...
By Kayleigh Silverstein, Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer
• April 18, 2023
The Great Salt Lake is projected to disappear in five years, a new BYU study shows. In November 2022, the lake dropped to a new record low elevation of 4,188.5 feet, according to KSL News Radio.
The...
By Theadora Soter, Multimedia Managing Editor
• April 15, 2023
Before the University of Utah had a Center for Disability & Access, it had a Center for Handicapped Students that was lacking in resources. In 1977, some changes were made.
An article...
By Vanessa Hudson, Assistant News Editor
• April 12, 2023
It's hard to miss the inversion hovering over the Salt Lake Valley during the winter months, and while the East Side of Salt Lake faces poor air quality, the West Side suffers the worst of it...
As the cost of living in Salt Lake City increases, students working on and off campus are having a harder time balancing work and school schedules.
A 2019 Utah Data Research Center study...
During the University of Utah's Pride Week, the Marriott Library held a drag queen storytime with Gia Bianca Stephens, where she read "GuRu," "Rainbow Revolutionaries" and "The Queer Bible."...
