Alternative Spring Break a fun learning experience
Veronica Aguilera shares her experience with a volunteer program offered by the Thayne Center.
Congress, Obama fail college students with new loan bill
Utah legislators and Board of Regents will look to fail students again during 2014 session.
Rep. Chris Stewart to resign; governor calls for special election
Rep. Chris Stewart will leave Congress on Sept. 15, the legislator formally announced yesterday in a letter to the governor, setting the stage for a special election later this year.
Opposing parties present their cases regarding Utah’s abortion law injunction
Attorneys for Planned Parenthood and the state of Utah presented their arguments to the Utah Supreme Court regarding the preliminary injunction on the state's abortion trigger law, which bans all elective abortions except in cases of rape, incest or risk to the mother's health.
Resources, community members gather to promote sexual assault awareness
The Rape Recovery Center joined several organizations in a gathering at the Utah Capitol Rotunda on April 2 to promote sexual assault awareness month.
Several athletes with Utah ties to compete at the Paris Olympics
The Paris 2024 Olympics will feature several athletes who are from Utah or who have called Utah home for some time.
Coke teaches the world to sing, as long as it’s in English
Writer Aaron Quintana looks at the controversial Coca-Cola commercial from the 2014 Super Bowl as well as the response from the general public.
SLCC and UTA working to improve transit for students
The Utah Transit Authority and Salt Lake Community College are working to improve campus transit options.
New study shows Utahns are among the most stressed in the US, students included
Utah ranks among the most stressed states in the country, placing second nationally in a recent study.
High gas prices pump prudence into students’ monthly budgets
Consistently high gas prices have changed the driving habits of many Americans, including students at Salt Lake Community College.
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.
Marching forward: Chauvin conviction eases unrest
Protesters and advocates expressed hope after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder and manslaughter in the killing of George Floyd.