Utah Students Can Now Apply to State Public Colleges for Free Starting in January, Utah students will be able to apply to any in-state public college for free. The Utah Board of Higher Education recently voted to eliminate application fees for students applying to any of the eight public colleges and universities in the state….
In a recent dance performance, choreographers explored the music of Philip Glass and created unique interpretations of his compositions. The show, which featured pieces choreographed by renowned artists such as Lucinda Childs and Justin Peck, highlighted the diverse range of movements inspired by Glass’s music. Lucinda Childs, a long-time collaborator with Glass, presented a duet…
Alderwoman Anne Schweitzer, of Boulevard Heights, introduced a bill to the St. Louis aldermen on Friday that would offer older homeowners a break on 20% of their property taxes. Under the proposed program, eligible seniors would be able to freeze the amount they owe on the city’s portion of their property taxes once they become…
Utah’s Mental Health Crisis Among Children Requires Early Intervention and Improved Access The Salt Lake Tribune is committed to finding solutions to Utah’s major challenges through the work of the Innovation Lab. A recent report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute revealed concerning statistics regarding mental health among children in Utah. The state’s children…
A new case of cattle anthrax has been confirmed in southwest North Dakota’s Grant County, bringing the number of cases in the state to 25 this year, according to state agriculture officials. This marks the first case reported in the state since August. The affected areas include Grant County, neighboring Hettinger and Adams counties, where…
I visited Palestine and Israel shortly after Hamas’ victory in the 2006 election, while Israel’s conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah was coming to an end. During my time in East Jerusalem, I witnessed the impact of the Gaza blockade, which led to economic collapse and widespread unemployment. Despite the election results, which suggested support for…
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Gabrielle Speller, a 16-year-old student at Kenwood Academy High School, has a passion for architecture. Hailing from South Shore, Chicagoland, Speller admires the diversity and beauty of the structures designed by renowned architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. So much so, that she is considering attending New York University…
