5 ways the U is helping students register to vote
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Commitments from U leadership and student voter registration efforts bolster civic engagement.
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VP Debate: That’s a wrap, folks
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A look at how the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate played out at the U.
Read MoreStay informed on the 2020 elections
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As the host to the upcoming vice presidential debate, the U has been hard at work finding ways to incorporate the debate into fall programming.
Read MoreOpposing arguments
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As candidates take the stage to make the arguments of their lives, the question remains whether debates actually change people’s minds.
Read MoreHinckley Forums
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Hinckley Forums return virtually with several hot topics planned throughout the fall semester.
Read MoreChoosing a leader during a pandemic
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“Now more than ever, it is important for Utahans to engage in this election.”
Read MoreGet involved: Online speech contest
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All University of Utah students are eligible to win a $1,000-$5,000 scholarship by submitting a two-minute speech online.
Read MoreThe internship difference
U alumnus Anthony Fratto shares how completing four internships with the Hinckley Institute shaped his time at the U and boosted his career.
Read MorePOLITICAL INSPIRATION
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A new endowed chair at the U will honor the late Sen. Robert F. Bennett and his exemplary commitment to public service.
Read MoreTHE ELECTORAL COLLEGE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
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A Q&A with Jason Perry, director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics.
Read More‘THE UNCONDEMNED’
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Film spotlights new Hinckley fellow Pierre-Richard Prosper’s role in prosecuting rape as a war crime in Rwanda.
Read MoreLET’S GET POLITICAL
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KUED and the Hinckley Institute aim to elevate political dialogue in Utah with new show.
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