On May 26 Bulldog Press senior Lilly Lyon interviewed Whitney Wolfe Herd (JM Class of 2007), founder and CEO of Bumble.
Long-time faculty and staff to retire
Mr. Holder, Mr. Carr, and Ms. Mauss talk about their years at Judge
Chronicle of the Covid year
Tori Locke created an interactive timeline of the Bulldog Press coverage of a year of Covid-19. Art by Dylan Reyes.
Go get vaccinated
As of April, the state of Utah has made it a priority to vaccinate 16- and 17year-olds. Because of her work at Primary Children’s Hospital, Alyssa Bardugon was one of the first to get a shot. “Go get vaccinated,” Alyssa says. Here’s her firsthand account and reasons why you should get vaccinated too.
Delivering Justice: Complexities of modern-day heroes
Some have made some grievances like Superman has become too dark, or that Batman now kills. On the contrary, I believe that the choices made for these heroes like Superman and Batman, are actually for the best. By Nickolas Maez.
Gambling on water rights in the West
Our society must adapt to our shrinking water resources. On one hand, we can put our rivers under control of the government. On the other, we can put them under control of private investors. Opinion by Henry Frech. Photo by Katalin Lazar.
Cause for alarm: teen sleep deprivation
Nearly 9 in 10 teens say they don’t get enough sleep. Here are some solutions. By Nicolette Miller.
Seniors and freshmen look back at the year
We asked seniors and freshmen to reflect on the one-year anniversary of the onset of Covid at Judge. Stories by Matias Ciulupa Campos and Sam Kelmesrud. Photo by Tessa Poppe.
Ski Nation interviews avalanche survivor
In episode of Ski Nation Presents: Avy Patrol, Jace Holmes and Grace Sherman, who are new to the world of backcountry, unpack this year’s snowpack by discussing the present dangers of the snow conditions with Fred Duberow, a backcountry ski-enthusiast and avalanche survivor, who has been touring in the Wasatch for over 40 years.
Attitude helps winter athletes and performers adapt
We’re finding safe and encouraging ways to get through these challenging times
Honoring health heroes in the JM community
Doug and Nancy Bardugon are just two of the many Judge parents working to keep the community safe.
Local experts explain Covid’s effects on teens
“Keep in mind that it’s not just your life at risk, but it’s also your parents, grandparents, and teachers that you put at risk with risky behavior.” Story by Victoria Locke.
December 2020 BDP print edition
The December 2020 edition of the Bulldog Press.
College admissions officers reassure seniors
Kalson Yussuf interviews undergraduate admissions directors from Santa Clara University and New York University to find out how college admissions are adjusting to the process during Covid. If you’re stressing out about getting into college, their answers should help.
Volunteers replant SLC's urban canopy
ReTree SLC is looking for volunteers to plant thousands of trees after the devastating windstorm this fall. Video and story by Henry Frech.
Survey: Students prefer block schedule
Covid caused Judge to change from the schedule it had been using for years. On November 23 and 24, for the first time this year, students had eight classes in one day. We asked upperclassmen which schedule they like more and why. Story by Oliver Liston.
Thanksgiving 2020
“Expressing gratitude reduces stress, increases optimism, and changes your brain.” Story and video by Nicolette Miller and Annette Rooney.
Traveling during a pandemic
With the holiday season fast approaching, will people be shifting their plans? Will they still make the trip to see family? Will people still have big gatherings in their homes? Story and video by Audrey Sparano.
Quaran-team: JM volleyball
High school sports teams across the state have had their seasons ended or interrupted by Covid. The JM volleyball team shares their secrets for success during their quarantine. Video by Nicolette Miller.
Vice-presidential debate coverage
The staff of the Bulldog Press covered both sides of the vice-presidential debate, from the streets outside to the media room on the campus of the University of Utah. Cover photo by Henry Frech.