Category: Guest Opinion

This continent once hosted a new nation, conceived in slavery — but that was the Confederacy, not the United States of America.

The problem isn’t the existence of permits — the problem is obtaining them can take years

When we continue to be unable to find common ground as a nation, it’s easy to imagine things disintegrating into fighting

A republic survives not because its citizens know the Constitution by heart, but because they acquire the habits that make self-government possible.

The Declaration of Independence was never meant to be read as a list of entitlements alone. It was a statement of responsibility, risk and commitment.

Extension was founded on a simple idea that the work of a public university should improve the lives of the greater community.

Karen and Jon Huntsman Sr. turned a family’s grief into a community’s mission, and a community’s mission into one of the greatest cancer research institutions on the planet

Every year across our nation hundreds of people die, and tens of thousands are injured in vehicle-wildlife collisions.

County clerks are already sending ballots for the June 23 congressional and state legislative primary elections.

The Utah State Board of Education just struck a deal with Google to bring Gemini AI into every K-12 classroom in the state.