Stepping out of southern Utah, the Institute of Politics journeyed to Washington D.C. from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 to discuss with Utah senators the problems college students face today. Students met with Senators Mitt Romney and Mike Lee at their offices in Washington. They were able to introduce themselves and the organization, as well […]
As 2023 comes to an end, we often reflect on forgotten New Year’s resolutions, events that happened throughout the year, and predictions made at the start of the year. But do we look back at any predictions to see if they are correct? I wrote an article at the start of the year predicting what […]
On Oct. 25, the United States had its biggest mass shooting of the year in Lewiston, Maine, killing 18 people and wounding 13. This has raised concerns about what led to the shooting, what this means for future gun laws in Maine and across the country, and the impact on gun safety and mental health. […]
Taylor Swift didn’t leave any “Blank Space” or “Style” while recording her version of the album “1989 (Taylor’s Version).” But, does it compete with the original success of the 2014 hit album? The original “1989” holds a special place in Swifties’ hearts. This album gave us hits like “Shake It Off” and “Welcome to New […]
Imagine you are going to a party this Halloween. The room is crowded, and you keep bumping into people. The room is 10 times hotter than it should be. You see someone wearing an awful costume with no thought put into it, and the sight of it makes you want to question their thought process. […]
Halloween is the time of year for gore and pumpkins, but it’s also a time for artists to hone inspiration and create art that reflects what the season means to them. Students were able to do this through an art show hosted by the Booth Honors Program, College of the Arts and the Humanities and […]
For the last 148 days, union members of the Screen Actors Guild and the Writers Guild of America West have protested for fair wages and artificial intelligence concerns against major studios. On Sep. 26, the WGA ended their strike. This is the second-longest strike in SAG-AFTRA history by five days, with the longest strike lasting […]
When someone is in trouble and needs medical or emergency assistance, 911 is called. I would never pull out my phone, go to an app and wait for someone to reply or call an emergency number. SafeUT is an app created by the University of Utah for students to use when they are having a […]
From degrees to renovations, Utah Tech University has been through many changes over the last decade. President Richard “Biff” Williams spoke during the State of the University Address Sept. 20, highlighting the events and changes that have happened since the marking of Utah Tech becoming a university 10 years ago. Since then, the university has […]