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Deposit Photos Here’s something I thought I’d never say: Lena Dunham is being criticized on the internet because her clothes are too small. Specifically, Lena Dunham’s selection of five overpriced, ugly plus-sized pieces of clothing aren’t made in large enough sizes for some women, with the line only going up to a size 26, which according to Lane Bryant means a 54-inch and a 48-inch waist, which is… pretty big. But not big enough for Twitter! Apparently Lena Dunham is making a plus size clothing line that only goes up to a size 26. That’s… not a plus sized line. That’s a mid s...

| Updated: March 3, 2021, 8:24 p.m. A bill seeking to improve safety at Utah’s colleges passed through the Senate on Tuesday — but not before it was gutted of a key effort to involve students in the conversation. The measure, SB163, now no longer includes its biggest provision that would have created a commission of students to look at security on campus and make recommendations to the state on how to fix ongoing issues they see. “This was something our students really wanted,” said Sen. Jani Iwamoto, D-Holladay and the sponsor. “We were all excited about the positive impact of thi...

/ Dr. Michael Good, an anaesthesiologist and current head of the University of Utah Health, will take over as the U’s interim president in April. The Utah System of Higher Education has appointed Dr. Michael Good to lead the University of Utah as its interim president. Good came to the university in 2018. He currently serves as the CEO of University of Utah Health, dean of the medical school and senior vice president of health sciences at the U. Chris Nelson, the U’s communications director, said with Good’s other responsibilities, and a deep bench of administrative support, his interi...

Students, lawmakers come together to make Utah campuses safer In the wake of high profile assaults on College campuses and Universities around Utah, students have come together with lawmakers to try to make changes. and last updated 2021-02-05 19:56:23-05 SALT LAKE CITY — In the wake of high profile assaults on college campuses and universities around Utah, students have come together with lawmakers to try to make changes. Introduced by state Sen. Jani Iwamoto (D) Wednesday, “You can have the best university possible, but you need to make sure that students feel safe here and just ...

| Updated: Jan. 25, 2021, 3:16 p.m. The number of reported stalking cases has spiked at Utah’s colleges, worrying advocates who say the increase in crime is real — but giving them hope, too, that more victims are coming forward to report. Recently released data shows a total of 145 cases of stalking across the 10 public and private universities in the state for 2019. That’s up from 84 in 2018, according to crime statistics that colleges nationwide are required by the federal Clery Act to compile and release annually. Never before had stalking reports crossed 100 for a single year among...