A pouring out of love: Utahns gather for Great Salt Lake blessing ceremony
Children and adults took turns pouring jars and bottles of water into the Great Salt Lake on Saturday morning as part of an offering ceremony on Antelope Island.
Salt Lake sensation: FanXperience becomes Utah’s greatest convention
In spite of the incredible success of Salt Lake Comic Con last September, FanX found ways to achieve even greater milestones.
Texas abortion law: What does it mean for Utah?
College students discuss the new Texas abortion law and what influence it might have on Utah.
Voices Amplified: March 23, 2023
Learn more about alternative spring break, the Tumbleweeds Film Festival, and a local women's writing project on this episode of Voices Amplified.
Sanity or fear rally in SLC
On October 30, 2010, many gathered at the southeast side of the City Library to witness Jon Stewart restoring sanity and Stephen Colbert trying...
Community Writing Center to host DiverseCity Writing Series
SLCC's Community Writing Center is hosting a reading of works from DiverseCity Writing Series members on Oct. 24.
The happiest state? Highlighting the reality of suicide prevention in Utah
A 2021 WalletHub study listed Utah as the happiest state in the nation, but suicide and mental health statistics offer a harsher reality.
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.
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.
Rhubarb: indulge in danger with vitamin C
Rhubarb - more than pie filling? Stalk this for better nutrition.
SLC Photo Collective a home for photography and art
Local studio founder aims to serve the creative community.
Governor Herbert vetoes sex ed bill
After an opposition rally on Tuesday and a popular online petition, a bill that would have restricted sexual education in schools is defeated. Governor Gary Herbert vetoed House Bill 363 late Friday night.