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Sen. John Curtis inspires BYU students to ‘go forth and serve’
United States Senator John Curtis visited BYU campus on March 17, discussing his journey from being a BYU student, to working in major positions of government and inspiring current BYU students in own personal career journeys.
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BYU Political Affairs Association visits the Utah Capitol for inside look at local politics
Nearly 80 students attended the BYU Political Affairs Society's trip to the Utah State Capitol this year — a big increase from the usual 40 to 50 participants.
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BYU Political Affairs Society hosts Politics of Taylor Swift event
The BYU Political Affairs Society hosted an event regarding the Politics of Taylor Swift just days before her Eras Tour is set to begin.
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BYU Republicans and Democrats debate on vaccines, infrastructure and stimulus measures
Three topics, six debaters, and a crowd full of students. Politics were front and center on the table as the BYU Democrat and Republican clubs went head to head in a debate Tuesday night.
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Studies show bipartisanship increases government action
Political polarization is becoming a defining feature of today's America, according to reports by Pew Research Center. This trend often causes issues because legislation requires bipartisan support to pass.
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Utah women seek to bridge gender leadership gaps
Susan Madsen speaks at a 2014 Utah Women and Leadership Project event titled “The Confidence Crisis for Girls & Women.” Madsen founded The Utah Women and Leadership Project in 2013 with a core mission of strengthening the impact of women and girls. (Utah Women and Leadership Program)
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