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The Utah Monthly is a periodic newsletter with the goal of providing key context for political issues while giving our communities’ boldest thinkers and visionaries a format to express their ideas and perspective on the future of our state.

28/09/2026

In the midst of World War II, Utah Senator Elbert D. Thomas drew upon several values of democracy to construct the Jefferson Memorial. Read Devan Jensen’s essay to learn more about the connection between Thomas Jefferson and Senator Thomas.

Find the essay at the link in our bio.

20/09/2026

We’ve all heard the term “Utah Mormon” thrown around to describe certain people or habits within the LDS church. But what if “Utah Mormon” is less about where people live and more about their upbringing in the LDS church?

Read more in this essay by Roger Pimentel at the link in our bio.

13/09/2026

In this essay, Allie Richael explores possible reasons for true crime becoming so popular, especially among women. She then recommends a few recent true crime documentaries and podcasts that cover cases that took place in Utah.

Read the essay at the link in our bio, and share your own true crime favorites in the comments!

06/09/2026

In this inspiring and heartbreaking essay, Noriandys Gomez de Bybee shares her story as an LDS immigrant living in the United States. Her family felt guided to move from Venezuela, and both her positive and negative experiences here led her to study law and focus on faith-based advocacy.

Read her story at the link in our bio.

30/08/2026

In his new anthology “Welding Another Link,” Nathan Oman argues that orthodoxy can beget innovation. See Kyle David Belanger’s take on how orthodoxy in the LDS church can come at a steep cost at the link in our bio.

24/08/2026

The economic history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints might not be what you think. Read Jonathan P. Thompson’s article at the link in our bio to learn more how the town of Orderville and Mormonism’s economic system as a whole look very different today.

16/08/2026

While leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have historically encouraged women to get an education, they have also implied that an education should not interrupt a woman’s opportunities for marriage and motherhood. By combining the pressure on women to choose family above all with the experiences of women in her own life, Emily Richael makes the case for reparations for women who dropped out of school to be wives and mothers. Read her essay at the link in our bio.

13/08/2026

Part 2 of Andrew Bonney’s essay on peace and violence is out now. Read his arguments against our ability to have total peace at the link in our bio.

10/08/2026

This essay is the first of a two-part response to Proclaim Peace by Patrick Mason and David Pulsipher. Read more about the practical limits of pacifism and ultimate peace in Andrew Bonney’s essay, which you can find at the link in our bio.

02/08/2026

As Kaden Nelson prepares to leave his home state of Utah, he reflects on how he and the state have changed over the past few decades, for better and for worse. Read about the mixed feelings he and many other Utah residents have towards the Beehive State at the link in our bio.

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