Student Media | Southern Utah University
On Wednesday, Jan. 15 at noon, Southern Utah University’s Leavitt Center for Politics & Public Service held their first event of the semester, a Pizza and Politics discussion about climate change. The Leavitt Center’s student …
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The state of Utah reached a formal water rights agreement with Compass Minerals on Tuesday, September 3. This arrangement will divert 201,000 acre-feet of water back into the Great Salt Lake as long as the …
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The final Ask. Ponder. Educate. [X]. event of the semester occurred on March 26 as this year’s Festival of Excellence keynote. It featured Susan Clayton, Whitmore-Williams professor of psychology and chair of environmental studies at …
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Women are more aggressively affected by climate change than men, according to U.N. Environment. They estimate that 80% of the people displaced by climate change are women. As a result of enviromental disasters, women are …
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Utah’s state constitution guarantees every Utahn the right to “enjoy and defend their lives.” Natalie R. v. State of Utah is an active lawsuit where seven Utahn youth argue that the state’s promotion of the …
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The second congressional district of Utah is the largest in the state, spanning from Salt Lake City down to the south of St. George. Congressional candidate Nick Mitchell hopes to represent that district after the …
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