Beyond Campus
Millennials in the workforce respond to generational stereotypes
Though students across the nation respond to the stereotypes associated with the millennial generation in different ways, many said they use them as motivation and an opportunity to learn.Millennials ...Read More
Protesters gather for ‘Not My President’s Day’ rally
Approximately 200 Utahns gathered with signs at Washington Square in Salt Lake City for the Not My President’s Day rally on Feb. 20. The rally provided individuals the opportunity to protest the words...Read More
Owners of Mystic Hobby Games discuss Utah’s gaming community
The Forum visited Mystic Hobby Games in Sandy City, Utah, and talked to the store’s owners about the local gaming community.
Student musicians juggle assignments and aspirations
Despite the huge price tag associated with higher education, college isn't every student's top priority. In fact, some students at colleges across the state attend college reluctantly for the stabilit...Read More
Westminster professors and students protest in support of Salt Lake refugees
Westminster College professors and students came together to protest President Donald Trump's temporary ban on refugees and on immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries at the Salt Lake City Mar...Read More
Chaffetz draws huge crowds at town hall meeting
Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz held a packed and chaotic town-hall meeting in Cottonwood Heights on Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. Hundreds were unable to get in, and many of those who did met Chaffetz with shoutin...Read More
Students start sex work to pay tuition at Westminster College
One October day, Kaylee dressed in high-waisted short shorts and a homemade striped crop top to meet Jay at a local coffee shop. They agreed to meet over coffee before Kaylee gave him the advertised $...Read More
Local shop offers alternative healing with Eastern medicine
Filled with crystals, windchimes and its very own dove, Turiya’s Gifts founder and staff said they want their store to be an oasis for people looking to relieve stress, feel balanced and have fun.Turi...Read More
Conversations about Native American rights continue after Native American Heritage Month
On Nov. 24, millions of Americans sat down to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, a holiday the United to End Genocide organization said celebrates over 500 years of genocide against Native Americans that beg...Read More
Westminster alumnus paves the way for local artists
The Borough, located on 819 E. 2100 South, is a new Sugar House music venue bringing free live music from local and out-of-state bands to music fans of all age groups. Andres Escobar, a Westminst...Read More