Air etiquette: the proper way to fly
Poor passenger etiquette can aggravate an already stressful flight. Read what some local travelers had to say about courtesy on the plane and at the airport.
Feel the ‘LOVB’: Salt Lake’s new pro volleyball team inspires, empowers
Salt Lake's League One Volleyball (LOVB) team won its debut match in Bruin Arena on Jan. 22, beginning an exciting new chapter of professional sports in Utah.
Photos: Rally to Save Our Great Salt Lake
Globe photographer Joseph Holder covered the Rally to Save Our Great Salt Lake on Jan. 25. View his photos from the event.
Assessing Utahns’ preparedness for earthquakes
The Wasatch Fault Zone is due for a major earthquake, and Utahns can take additional steps to be better prepared.
SLCC alumnus tells story of a dream come true
Michael Fewkes has achieved professional success after graduating from Salt Lake Community College with a degree in music recording technology.
Law students answer immigration questions through help sites
Students from the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law volunteered to answer immigration questions Nov. 20 at the SLCC West Valley Center.
How college students can combat misinformation during an election cycle
For college students who vote, fact checking the information they receive is crucial, especially when circling an upcoming election.
Harris’s appeal to Gen Z might not outweigh the ‘iron law’ of voter behavior
Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign has garnered enthusiasm among young people, but that enthusiasm translating into voter participation remains to be seen.
University of Utah faculty, staff, students offer support after HB 261
After HB 261 shut down several resource centers on campus, faculty, staff and students have worked to create new inclusive and safe spaces for U of U’s campus community.
Here’s what some Utah college students are learning about political discourse
With the 2024 election rapidly approaching, initiatives have been launched to help Utah college students learn how to effectively reach across the aisle and create constructive dialogue about political issues that matter to them.
University of Utah students voice their thoughts on democracy
As part of the International Day of Democracy on Sept. 15, U students discussed DEI changes in Utah, gerrymandering and political polarization.
University of Utah students discuss issues they care about in 2024 election
Several students at the U explain the issues that matter most to them in the upcoming 2024 election.