The final event put on by the LGBTQ+ Student Organization was the Queer Prom, a fun opportunity to relax and party with friends before finals week. HB 261’s ruling within the past year has affected the club’s resources, but the club members shared their gratitude that the LGBTSO is still standing and a safe space […]
Because of the chicken jockey incidents, I don’t want to see “A Minecraft Movie” in theaters. I take my movie experience very seriously, and I don’t want it to be ruined by some child who decides bringing a live chicken into a movie theater is a good idea, or if they decide to throw their […]
The secretary of the U.S. Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., said he will find the cure to autism by September, and I am skeptical. Based on Kennedy’s disregard for past discoveries, such as zero connection between vaccines and autism, as well as some questionable actions with hiring David Geier, this whole operation […]
Queerbaiting is harmful to those who are trying to feel represented. Representation is important, but it has to be fully thought out and not added last minute to make fans happy. It makes a mockery of the experiences that LGBTQ+ people have. Representation should be used with good intentions and anything less should be frowned […]
Everyday in the Sun News class we start with a question of the day. A quick, fun way to get to know the people in the classroom, and the other day the question was what is the biggest red flag for someone to have? I am still new to the dating scene, so I don’t […]
Six dancers from Spain came together to embody the fifth element, an “unseen yet ever-present, the essence that makes up the space around us.” Quinto Elemento was performed by the Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana, a leading flamenco company. For 75 minutes, the dancers embodied the elements through dance. With dramatic lighting, whirling dresses and rhythmic […]
The Trailblazers lost to Utah Valley University softball with a score of 0-14 over 5 innings, a defeat in the last game of the series March 22. The game was on Stand Up For Cancer Day. Utah Tech wore pink uniforms and both teams wrote the name of someone on a poster to show their […]
Students gathered together in the Browning Learning Center for Hear Me Out Conspiracy Theory night, an event where they enjoyed chips and sodas as they listened to each other’s hot takes on the existence of aliens and their cartoon character crushes. The event was hosted by four different clubs: The Indigenous Student Organization, the Black […]
Three students are running for student body president this year, each with their own backgrounds and ideas. This past week there have been opportunities to get to know the candidates as they have been sharing their values and plans for their campaigns. Ian Kelly Kelly, a junior communication studies major from Chicago, has his campaign […]
In a world with advertisements everywhere, it is important to draw attention to your product. To do this, some companies use a person’s physical appearance to catch your eye. We have grown beyond using sexual content in advertisements, but we are still very focused on physical appearance. In every advertisement you see online, there is […]