Liquor bill epitomizes ridiculous Utah laws

Utah is known for many things: skiing, amazing national parks, pioneer history and religious influence. However, the one blemish Utah can’t seem to escape is its outdated and complicated liquor laws. We are known for having some of the strictest and strangest laws on the books governing how people produce, serve and consume alcohol.

Women still need to fight for equality

Awareness week helps highlight true feminism

The Women’s Resource Center recently hosted its annual Women’s Week celebration. “The Full Scope: Magnifying Women’s Health” lasted Wednesday to Saturday and included various lectures and events intent on raising awareness and education.

Government shouldn’t set school standards

Parents need to have the freedom of choice when it comes to education

If you have a tattoo, you might consider not being a professional of any kind. At least that’s what Ogden School District thinks, as it redefined “professionalism” last January in its dress code to exclude tattoos.

Students need to fix skyrocketing credit debt

With the impending insufferable doom of our national economy, it’s good to know our country’s future is masked in college credit card debt.

Firearm act a win for states’ rights

An issue that will become one of the greatest events in our generation is happening only a few blocks away from the U’s campus: the fight for states’ rights at the Utah State Capitol this legislative session.

Scott Matheson’s nominate raises eyebrows

Scott Matheson is stirring quite a debate in the conservative blogosphere.