Protesters eye bigger issues than Pence and Harris
Several groups converged on Salt Lake City to protest outside the vice presidential debate on Oct. 7.
Utah Senate OKs bill limiting distribution of mug shots
Utah House Bill 228 would prohibit the release of a mug shot until the arrested individual has been convicted of their alleged crime.
College students say Utah’s sex ed curriculum falls short
Some college students say the sex education curriculum taught in Utah schools leaves young people unprepared.
How Utah is dealing with current drought
Utah is a historically dry state, but 2021 has been particularly dry.
Investigation puts spotlight on BYU’s LGBTQ policies
A recent federal investigation focused on potential Title IX violations at Brigham Young University and how the school disciplines queer students.
Americans are having less sex. Experts offer insight into why, and advice on how...
Recent data suggests that fewer U.S. adults and college students participate in intimate sex with a partner, and various factors may contribute to the decline.
Lake questions: Can we bring water from the ocean to the Salt Lake?
This week’s Great Salt Lake questions explore the idea of pulling water from the ocean, lake area prioritization and license plates.
Environmentalists weigh in on ‘flower bombing’ and how to do it wisely
"Flower bombing" -- a form of guerilla gardening where native wildflower seeds are planted in unoccupied public spaces -- may increase biodiversity but can also pose an environmental risk.
Social media scams are on the rise among young adults. Here’s what to look...
Since 2017, the fastest-growing age bracket to fall victim to scams has been 20- to 30-year-olds.
How a diversity bill is impacting students at Utah Tech University
The passage of two DEI bills by the 2024 Utah legislature resulted in the dissolution of some Utah Tech campus organizations, leaving many students in dismay.
The Other Side’s donut shop tells community, ‘Donut give up on your dreams’
At The Other Side Donuts in Salt Lake, customers can purchase tasty treats and support a nonprofit's mission to empower people overcoming homelessness.
“what I thought I saw” brings diversity to print
An event at Art Access Gallery brings four women to talk about their new book, which is a collaborative work with strong SLCC ties.