As college continues to evolve, it may be important to reevaluate what success can look like and consider other pathways apart from the traditional college experience.
Legislators interested in protecting the Fourth Amendment rights of their constituents should follow Utah’s lead in requiring search warrants for vehicle data and any other third-party data that law enforcement might try to access.
Schools should offer more hands-on vocational programs, as the current college-focused education system fails to engage many students who prefer practical, on-the-job training.
Despite politicians from different parties often having stark political differences, increasingly their assessments of America’s housing market woes are aligned.
This shift to full time gig work has come at the expense of traditional work-related benefits. That is, until last year, when Utah passed an innovative idea for portable benefits into law.
