BYU students, law professors attend International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington
Seven BYU students represented the university’s International Center for Law and Religion Studies at the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, D.C., from Jan. 29-31.
Women’s rights author and activist encourages BYU to support Afghan students,...
Women’s rights activist and writer Homeira Qaderi spoke at the BYU Kennedy Center on Jan. 31, focusing her remarks on the struggles of Afghan women and inviting the BYU community to support Afghan refugees.
Utah to prohibit diversity centers on college campuses
Utah became the sixth state to ban diversity and inclusion centers on college campuses after the Equal Opportunity Initiatives bill (HB 261) passed the Utah Legislature on Jan. 26.
Filmmakers, activists, politicians gather at Sundance to discuss gun violence in...
Prominent filmmakers, activists, and politicians gathered on Sunday, Jan. 21, to discuss how filmmakers can use their influence and storytelling to promote gun safety.
John Curtis kicks off Senate campaign in Orem
John Curtis kicked off his U.S. Senate campaign to a large crowd and some protestors on Jan. 22 at the Saela headquarters in Orem.
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.