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How is Oxford connected to Latter-day Saints, BYU and UVU? - Vimarsana News

How is Oxford connected to Latter-day Saints, BYU and UVU?

Surprising ties between Utah County and Oxford’s Pembroke College have given rise to new scholarship on how the U.S. Constitution was crafted.

Political animosity, polarization strong in Utah, UVU study finds - Vimarsana News

Political animosity, polarization strong in Utah, UVU study finds

A new study by Utah Valley University found a high level of political animosity in Utah and the U.S., along with an unwillingness to compromise or work with the opposing side.

Source: ksl.com
How to teach high schoolers civics education and service | Opinion - Vimarsana News

How to teach high schoolers civics education and service | Opinion

The MyImpact Challenge teaches high schoolers how to engage with their community by using civic virtues and service. Learn more about their projects here.

Opinion: Utah high school students are getting creative with civic engagement projects - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Utah high school students are getting creative with civic engagement projects

The MyImpact Challenge teaches high schoolers how to engage with their community by using civic virtues and service. Learn more about their projects here.

Source: yahoo.com
Opinion: Why the Supreme Court got it right on student loans - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why the Supreme Court got it right on student loans

Ilya Somin writes that the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan is right because, if the administration had won, “Biden and future presidents would have been empowered to use vague statutes to usurp Congress’ constitutional control over the federal budget.”

Source: cnn.com