Passionate, dedicated, and giving are three words hundreds of students would use to describe our beloved Mr. James. Connor James has been a teacher at Judge for the better part of six years. He teaches...
Mr. Gregory teaches Algebra I, Advanced Algebra II Honors, and Geometry, but on April 16, he instructed the Jiu-Jitsu class in The Yerk for Arts Appreciation Day.
The gym had about 15-20 participants....
TikTok, the social media platform used by over 50% of young adults, is known for creating internet sensations overnight.
Local Utah band, Riff Wood, experienced the rapid growth of their band through...
I’ve lived in Utah for 14 years, and as somebody who loves exploring new places and getting outside, I’ve seen my fair share of small towns in Utah. Many of these towns act as gateways to some of the...
For generations, Judge athletes have been challenged against local legends, a tradition that will be brought back as Judge rejoins a region where the next rivalry is only a few miles away.
According...
There is a common belief that perfect grades are a primary factor in guaranteeing admission to competitive colleges.
Unfortunately, or fortunately for some, this is not always true. Other factors,...
Salt Lake City's “9th and 9th” has some of the best locally owned coffee shops in the valley. This ranking highlights the top spots based on drink quality, atmosphere, and convenience. While each café...
"I always think that our advocacy and activism is the strongest when it starts from a place of joy and from love," said Caroline Gleich, an advocate for climate reform and environmental justice who is...
Judge Memorial Student Ambassadors are a key part of student leaders at the school. A selective club 's job is to represent the school in the best way possible. They are in charge of welcoming people to...
“I would embrace it, embrace the culture, embrace the relationships you're making.” Those were the words of wisdom from Judge alum Michael Bapis as he reflected on his time in high school. From the...
The Utah Land legal case is trying to shift control of millions of acres of public lands in Utah from the federal government to the state. Supporters believe the state would manage the lands better because...
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center presented Dia de los Muertos on November 2, a representation of how the day is celebrated in the United States. Many traditions have been adapted to fit into local...
