The Bulldog Press attended Governor Spencer Cox’s Monthly Press Conference on Wednesday January 16, 2025.
The main topics, questions, and concerns addressed were:
Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees,...
On November 6, 2024 the halls of Judge Memorial felt quieter than usual as the results of the 2024 Presidential Election began to sink in.
The opportunity for this story arose in Ms. Estrada’s Dance...
"I always think that our advocacy and activism is the strongest when it starts from a place of joy and from love." These are the words of local Utahn Caroline Gleich, an advocate for climate reform and...
Last Wednesday, Nov. 20, the Student Council took a trip to the Utah State Capitol to hear from The Focused Student Project. This year the project is proposing two new bills, one that advocates for limiting...
“Having that student community be aware of issues and communicate about them really pushed me to do more research and be more active and want to vote”. These are the words of recent Judge graduate...
After the recent election, we now know that Donald Trump will be the president for the next four years, and no matter how you feel about it you can at least say that this election was extremely controversial....
Update: This interview took place on September 30. On November 5, Jackson Lewis was elected to serve as a member of the school board for Canyons School District.
A year ago he was in high school, now...
High school voters, particularly those who have recently turned 18, are stepping into a pivotal role in the upcoming 2024 election, bringing fresh perspectives on critical issues. Their engagement could...
This year's election is important, and the new opinions of voters are changing. Judge senior Curtis Coudreaut, 18, reflected his views and opinions as a young, first-time voter on topics like how he views...
As ballots are being submitted this election season, some Judge students have mailed in their votes. However, the majority are still waiting to be eligible to vote. But in a community dedicated to building...
Eight million teenagers can now vote in the 2024 presidential election, but that still leaves about 34 million who can't vote yet. With most high schoolers under the voting age, sharing political opinions...
