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Abandoned mines are being closed across all of Utah, despite the pushback from local communities. Utah is notorious for its outdoor entertainment, especially with the large mountain ranges surrounding the […]
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I recently participated in a discussion about the concept of “having grit.” In this discussion, we talked about how some people naturally are “gritty” and some aren’t. Some people naturally […]
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The Great Salt Lake is drying up, and it’s only going to get lower as more and more people move to Utah. This was discussed in a public forum by […]
When we got to the Utah State Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 20, shortly after the inauguration of President Joe Biden, it was eerily quiet. Having gone to a Black […]
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Weber State University announced they were expanding in-person attendance in their event guidelines on Jan. 27 until the end of spring break on March 15 per Governor Spencer J. Cox’s […]
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The Stay Safe to Stay Open Campaign is a campaign created for local businesses across Utah, but some small businesses in Ogden don’t feel like the campaign has helped keep […]
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WSU will be providing COVID-19 tests for students to be tested weekly as directed by Gov. Gary Herbert. Video created by Sarah Earnshaw.
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Sarah Earnshaw contributed to this story and filmed the accompanying video. The CDC guidelines online listed “going to an indoor haunted house where people may be crowded together and screaming” […]
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Student involvement does not always have to be about joining clubs or taking part in student government. It can be as simple as attending events on campus, such as the […]
Sixteen people gathered together in a small, cozy room to hear from a group of eight panelists in Elizabeth Hall the afternoon of Dec. 2. The Grad School Panel, comprised […]