April Ashland
April worked first as an intern for UPR, before graduating from Utah State University with a B.S. in Print Journalism. Now she manages all things web and social, while reporting on current events from time to time. She's a crochet, warm tea and books kind of gal, and her current obsession is with NPR's Serial.
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The documentary, The Day After Trinity: J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Atomic Bomb, gives a history of one of the architects of the atomic bomb. The film… -
Congratulations to Kate Anderson of Logan, winner of UPR’s 2015 Mug Design Contest as voted by UPR listeners and friends. Her artwork, which looks west… -
The four finalists are here! Vote by Thursday, Feb. 5 for your favorite design. The design with the most votes (by facebook and email) will be on the next… -
On Wednesday, Jan. 28 Gov. Gary Herbert gave the annual State of the State. Among the topics discussed were the economy, population growth, education and…
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I sat down with the owner and cultivator of Treasure House Relics project recently, to discuss mining in Utah. I wanted to know how he got interested in… -
Mining is part of Utah’s history and culture, and mining resources and safety are key themes in the West. The Morning Edition Book Club has selected for… -
Utah has a long and widespread history of mining. As part of UPR's chapter of the Morning Edition book club, we have compiled a series of photographs from… -
Utah has a long and widespread history of mining. As part of UPR's chapter of the Morning Edition book club, we have compiled a series of photographs from… -
Submit your design for the third-annual UPR art mug contest!Utah Public Radio is seeking submissions of artwork from our creative listeners for the… -
You can still get tickets to see Paula Poundstone in Logan on Jan. 17. Find out how: click here.
