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Herald editorial: Congratulations to the class of 2019

Last week, thousands of students at Brigham Young University started a new chapter in their lives as they walked across the stage, shook hands with faculty and professors and took their first steps as graduates.Today even more will don their cap and gowns at Utah Valley University as the 2019 ...

Herald editorial: Salt Lake Temple work will help preserve timeless landmark

When one considers how long Latter-day Saint pioneers waited and worked for the initial completion of the Salt Lake Temple in 1893 — after 40 years of construction and 46 years after the LDS pioneers first settled in Salt Lake Valley — the current plans to close the temple for four years ...

Herald editorial: Utah should lead on supporting people with autism

April, for those who don’t know, is Autism Awareness Month.It’s something the Daily Herald has supported for several years now, as many of our staff became much more familiar with those with autism spectrum disorder, their families and the obstacles they face while reporting on the rates of ...

Herald Editorial: Restore honor to the BYU honor code

Brigham Young University’s honor code is prefaced with a paraphrasing of the 13th Article of Faith from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ scripture.“We believe in being honest, true, chaste, benevolent, virtuous, and in doing good to all men ... . If there is anything ...

Herald editorial: A divided state GOP fails to help Utahns

Despite having overwhelming majority in all level of politics in Utah, the Utah Republican Party nevertheless struggles to operate cohesively and financially.For those that follow the party’s social media presence, March has been full of interesting (and awkward) posts and comments that ...

Herald editorial: Tuminez blazing a bright path for UVU, community

Inauguration ceremonies are set this week for Utah Valley University’s newest president, Astrid Tuminez. It seems a bit odd because Tuminez has been on the job for six months, but Wednesday’s sold-out event is a good opportunity to look back and celebrate what Tuminez has accomplished so ...

Herald editorial: Our impressions of the 2019 Utah legislative session

This time of year is known for new beginnings. Spring is just days away, which means flowers are budding, plants are breaking through the earth and birds are returning to roost in trees across the valley.But we’d like to focus on the closing of a chapter — the last 45-day-long Utah ...