Latter-day LGBTQ+: Preston Jenkins
Preston Jenkins, a junior studying public relations at UVU, was the second of nine kids…
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Latter-day LGBTQ+: Daniel Little
Daniel Little, a sophomore studying political science, was born in St. George and has lived…
Latter-day LGBTQ+: Personal experiences of growing up LGBTQ+ in the LDS faith
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ stance on LGBTQ+ issues has often been…
Provo’s Most Eligible goes out with a cringe
“It was probably one of the most exciting stake firesides Provo has ever seen.”
The Divine Feminine: UVU conference explores LDS activism, female deity
It may seem difficult for a member of a faith that has been criticized for its patriarchal leadership structure and rhetoric about gender roles to believe such equality is possible. But, at a recent conference hosted by UVU, many members of the faith were willing to grapple with those contradictions.
LDS film ‘Jane and Emma’ embraces ‘difficult history’ of race
The movie is similar in tone and style to other LDS history films, but provides many firsts in its content. There are few, if any, LDS films that feature a woman of color as the main character. This film also touches on subjects that are usually glossed over, such as race and polygamy.
Research expert opens up about different religious world views
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Making Fun of Mormons: How far is too far?
Comedian David Cross of “Arrested Development” drew heavy criticism from Twitter users, religious commentators and…
What do LDS members do on their two-year missions?
We’ve all heard “When I was on my mission…” in a classroom before. The eyes…