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As part of the World Leaders Lecture Forum, the Tanner Humanities Center welcomed human-rights activist and best selling author, John Predergast to the University of Utah to discuss

Wayne McCormack, professor of law at the University of Utah S. J. Quinney College of Law, weighs in on the recent and widely-discussed U.S. Department of Justice "white paper" on

If a three-year waiting list for class admission is any indication, a chef and a registered dietician who also holds a master's degree in public health, may together be teaching one

  From 1976 to1983, human-rights advocates estimate as many as 30,000 people were tortured and killed in Argentina—a result of The Dirty War, when a military dictatorship controlled

Çağan Şekercioğlu, assistant professor of biology at the University of Utah and named National Geographic Emerging

”Home” is a tricky word. As children it’s our safe place, as teens we just want to get out. It can be a house or an entire community,

When I tell people that my entire year abroad in Sweden is funded by scholarships, “lucky” is often one of the first words off their lips. I personally

Casey L. Coombs, who holds a Master of Science in International Affairs and Global Enterprise from the U, is serving a fellowship in New York as United Nations

My name is Solveig Rundquist and I am a Ute. Born in Salt Lake City and raised my entire life in Utah, I’m a desert girl through and

Casey L. Coombs, who holds a Master of Science in International Affairs and Global Enterprise from the U, is serving a fellowship in New York as United Nations correspondent