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Historically, women have been ignored and deemed less important in healthcare settings. Starting in Ancient Greece, philosophers like Plato and Aristotle believed that women were essentially malformed men and even that the uterus “roamed around the body”. In the late 19th century, women were often prescribed with the ‘rest cure’ for post-partum depression which had...
Hey Miners! We officially got our first snowfall of the season back in November. Park City has seen a tough year for skiing and snowfall during its winter season from 2025-2026 due to low amounts of snow and warm temperatures throughout the season, as well as the nearly unpredictable severity of storms when they occurred....
Un cambio al azul y otro al rojo: cómo la política contemporánea afecta los derechos de la comunidad LGBTI+ en México y en los Estados Unidos La idea de género siempre ha constituido un punto de contención desde el inicio de la civilización y la formación de los roles de género. A lo largo...
Bird migration has historically been driven by predictable seasonal changes in temperature, food availability, and daylight. For thousands of years, these environmental cues allowed birds to follow consistent migration patterns between breeding and wintering grounds. However, in recent years, these patterns have begun to shift. Birds rely heavily on environmental cues like temperature changes…
Art sets the tone and feel for urbanized cities. Culture-specific work is unique to a place’s heritage and future, reflecting its people. Public installations and murals can create shared meanings or memories that extend an ordinary city landscape. One example is Sarasota, Florida, which is often known and remembered for its deep culture founded by...
You may know Sombr, or Shane Boose, from his MTV Music Awards win for Best Alternative Video for his song “Back to Friends”. Or, even more likely, you know him from his performance at these awards where he yelled out choice lyrics to his song “12 to 12” rather than sing them and a performer...
As the first semester ends and spring comes into view, graduation looms on the horizon somewhere in June and the amount of times we’ve been asked about our plans for next year have multiplied. Whether you are graduating at the end of this year, or still have more years to come, here are three books...
I watched Guardians of the Galaxy for the first time in theaters in 2014 when I was five. Along with the action and remarkable plot, the soundtrack attached itself to me. To the extent that I proceeded to listen to this soundtrack exclusively for the following week. I learned the words, and because of my...
“Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita / mi ritrovai per una selva oscura, / ché la diritta via era smarrita.” “Midway upon the journey of our life / I found myself within a forest dark, / For the straightforward pathway had been lost.” Introduction The Divine Comedy, originally published as Commedìa, is...
Four years, endless practices, and a lifetime of memories. Bella Beatty, JJ Eggleton, Emerson Blank, Sabine Smith, Sloan Larkin, Caitlin Roney, Dax Marshall, Mia Lolli, and Angeline Schmutz carried their heads high on senior night, walking out onto their home court one final time. The 2025 varsity volleyball season wasn’t about wins or losses; it...