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The first undergraduate cohort of the dark sky studies minor completed the Dark Sky Studies Capstone course with projects that made an impact in Utah’s communities.

A pre-COVID study explores how we perceive disease risk.

Questions abound in the wake of violence at the Capitol. Political scientist James Curry offers some answers.

What is “fair” when it comes to choosing the next justice?

National debate at Kingsbury Hall will proceed as scheduled on Oct. 7, but size and scope will be scaled back.

Research by Christopher L. Peterson is at the foundation of the Veterans and Consumers Fair Credit Act, which aims to cap interest rates on consumer loans to all Americans.

Professor Martha Nussbaum—one of the world’s most celebrated political philosophers—will visit the U on Feb. 22, for the 2019 Tanner-McMurrin Lecture to examine the current political crisis and recommendations for how to mend divides in the country.

A new endowed chair at the U will honor the late Sen. Robert F. Bennett and his exemplary commitment to public service.

The J Willard Marriott Library has begun collecting signs and materials from the Women’s March and other rallies around the state to recognize Utah’s role during this period.

A filmmaker and former journalist, alumna Ana Breton helps her boss Samantha Bee — the first woman to host a late-night satire show — make America laugh.