Defining borders
A necessary construction or an inhibitor to our moral conscious? Borders have been constructed and…
Jessica Burnham
Breathe, Bend, Be: Bringing yoga to the masses
She was looking for an edge in her professional mountain biking career, and he was…
Practice of the death penalty does not make perfect
Juan Melendez was on Florida’s death row, convicted of murder, for 17 years, eight months…
Alternatives to the death penalty
Gary Gilmore was the first person to be executed after the 1972 moratorium on the…
An eye for an eye
Steven Hayes was recently deemed unworthy of life on Nov. 8 as he was sentenced…
Restorative justice and the death penalty
Empathy rather than apathy Those who have never been assaulted or had a loved one…
Encouraging Utah women to value higher education
The female college graduation rate in Utah is significantly lagging behind its national counterparts, the…
Exploring the complexities of justice
Wrongly accused of murder, Juan Melendez spent over 17 years on death row and received…
Yoga Son
“My dad died, and after his death I went into an isolated depression,” Lee said….
Touchstones: MyWord! event exposes the creative talent on campus
Whether you create or simply appreciate art, prose, or poetry, you are welcome to attend…