North Korean defector, New York Times bestselling author addresses Utah community at UVU

North Korean defector Yeonmi Park addressed students, members of the Utah State Legislature, Orem and Provo city councils and former Gov. Gary Herbert at UVU on Feb. 7.

Utah representative reveals strategy for defending new social media law

A new Utah law requiring minors to have parental consent before accessing social media is being sued for the second time — this time by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.

Midway Ice Castles opens for 11th season

Temperatures were below freezing on opening night for the Ice Castles, Monday, Jan. 15. 

A look into Utah children’s lack of access to mental health care

The Centers for Disease Control reports that 10 to 20% of Utah children experience a mental health disorder every year. That means that around 90,000 children in the state of Utah will experience a significant mental, emotional or behavioral challenge.

Tolerance Means Dialogues fosters conversation amidst cancel culture

As cancel culture grows, so does the need for open dialogue. Tolerance Means Dialogues, an organization that promotes "engaging hard issues at the intersection of faith, sexuality, and families," brought together BYU, the University of Utah, and Utah officials.

Diversifying the slopes: Ski Utah’s Discover Winter, OurSundays and the National Brotherhood of Snow Sports

Ski Utah’s Discover Winter program is partnering with groups like OurSundays and the National Brotherhood of Snowsports to bring ski/snowboard opportunities to BIPOC individuals in Utah.
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