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Nation

Legitimate media criticism needed to hold the press accountable

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
February 19, 2019 12:00 AM
See also: 'Is US press freedom declining under the Trump administration?'
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Nation

Is US press freedom declining under the Trump administration?

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
February 19, 2019 12:00 AM
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Local

Single parents struggle despite child care subsidy programs

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
February 05, 2019 12:00 AM
Deborah Lamb Osborn was in the process of a divorce when she moved to Utah.
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Campus

Lack of on-campus child care impacts BYU students

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
January 29, 2019 12:00 AM
BYU student parent Katelyn Casperson holds her six-month-old son Rigel. Casperson has struggled balancing school and childcare, and currently attends school only part-time since she and her husband can't afford both child care and full-time school tuition. (Taija Leonard)
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Campus

Providing childcare options difficult for many Utah campuses

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
January 29, 2019 12:00 AM
President Matt Holland, several large donors and children break ground for the Wee Care Child Care Center on the UVU campus in January 2013. The facility was finished later that year and has now been in operation for about five years, making UVU one of nine Utah universities and colleges to offer on-campus childcare to students in the form of daycares, preschools or both. (Sarah Hill)
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Local

How Utah's child care challenges impact working parents

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
January 14, 2019 12:00 AM
Destini Van Leeuwen and her husband, Travis, struggle to find child care for their two sons, Wyatt and Emri. The couple also has a 6-month-old. (Kallie Peterson)
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Local

How Utah is addressing child care challenges

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
January 14, 2019 12:00 AM
Utah Office of Child Care program officer KC Hutton said their office's biggest challenges are accessibility, encouraging people to enter the child care field and helping child care programs become sustainable. However, the Office of Child Care offers a number of resources to address these issues, including subsidies for low-income families, grants for child care providers in rural areas and scholarships that allow child care workers to subsidize professional development courses. (iStock)
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Campus

Kerner+50 Symposium result of ongoing partnership between BYU, Morgan State University

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
October 26, 2018 12:00 AM
BYU student and Newsline reporter ShyAndrea Jackson, far left, speaks with former BYU Communications professor Othello Richards, second from left, during the Kerner+50 Symposium. BYU professor Cameron McCoy, second from right, and multimedia personality Tamu Smith, far right, spoke during a discussion panel. The symposium, which also included Morgan State University and West Virginia University, examined the state of race in America since the 1968 Kerner Commission. (Lexie Flickinger)
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Devotionals and Forums

'Gather with fellow believers' Young Men president tells BYU students

By Kaitlyn Bancroft
October 23, 2018 12:00 AM
Brother Stephen W. Owen, Young Men general president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke on how the Lord gathers his people during a BYU devotional at the Marriott Center on Oct. 23. (Lexie Flickinger)
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