UTAH LIFESTYLE

Utah Culture News

Culture in Utah runs through its communities, its heritage traditions and the institutions that shape how people see themselves, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in cultural moments going mainstream, celebrations of heritage and the broader influence of cultural institutions across the state.


Youth

Youth

Utah State University Releases Youth Trauma Guide

The new fact sheet helps adults identify and support children dealing with stress and adverse childhood experiences.


Women’s Issues

Live Poll

Should Utah colleges and universities work harder to put more women in top leadership roles?

Women’s Issues

Women Hold 30% of Utah Higher Ed Board Seats

A Utah State University research project finds women are underrepresented in the state's higher education leadership compared with national averages.

Women Hold 30% of Utah Higher Ed Board Seats

Awards

Live Poll

Do you feel that constant smartphone use interferes with your personal sense of meaning?

Awards

Sutherland Institute Honors Brooks and Leavitts

The Utah-based think tank recognized Arthur Brooks and Mike and Jacalyn Leavitt for their leadership and values.

Sutherland Institute Honors Brooks and Leavitts

Historical

Historical

Archaeologists Catalogue Silver Reef Chinatown Artifacts

More than 100 boxes of 19th-century artifacts from a Utah mining town's Chinatown are being counted, weighed and identified at the Silver Reef Museum.

Archaeologists Catalogue Silver Reef Chinatown Artifacts

Native American

Native American

Ute Tribe Rebukes Uintah County Sheriff Over Checkpoint

The Ute Indian Tribe publicly criticized the Uintah County Sheriff's Office after a checkpoint dispute on October 16.

Ute Tribe Rebukes Uintah County Sheriff Over Checkpoint

More in Culture

Regular subjects here include community celebrations, heritage traditions, generational shifts in how people live and identify, and the cultural institutions that anchor local life. Coverage reaches from the Wasatch Front to the rural communities of the southern and eastern counties, from the capital to the smaller towns that keep their own traditions alive. Religious and regional identity shape cultural life across the state in ways that a single story rarely captures on its own. Migration, the spread of new traditions and the pull between urban and rural outlooks are the forces that recur most often in these stories.