The Likely Voter
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What you need to know about the Utah Fits All scholarship
The Utah Fits All scholarship program begins accepting applications this month. Here’s what you need to know.
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What you need to know about a proposed Religious Freedom Restoration Act in Utah
Utah could become the 26th state to enhance religious freedom protections with such a law.
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What you need to know about the ‘success sequence’
The Utah State Legislature is considering a resolution expressing support for the success sequence. Here are answers to common questions about the sequence.
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Why might religious universities be safe haven from antisemitism?
As antisemitic incidents increase on secular university campuses, religious universities can offer a place of reprieve for Jewish students.
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How Utah is ahead of the curve in education
The COVID pandemic has led to a resurgence in parent-driven education. As the Utah legislative session begins, accessibility and choice remain front and center.
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A New Year’s resolution to disagree better
Data shows that Americans agree on more than they may realize. It’s important to remember that during tough conversations.
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The impact of Sandra Day O’Connor
Sandra Day O’Connor’s service on and away from the court left long-standing impacts on education, religious freedom and family issues.
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Amicus briefs: What they are and how they impact court cases
As part of the legal process, the amicus brief plays a pivotal role in ensuring adequate attention is brought to every facet of the case.
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America’s experiment with free speech
America’s First Amendment right to free speech is part of the nation’s way of life, but it does come with some boundaries.
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The evolution of free speech in America
Free speech issues have evolved since the court’s early cases, but how the courts evaluate First Amendment conflicts has not.