Yalecrest neighborhood leader takes on U. profs over housing plan

Head of the east-side council files complaints about “insulting” tweets from university experts, who raise the cry of “cancel culture.”

(Leah Hogsten | Tribune file photo) A tour of Salt Lake City's Yalecrest neighborhood, shot in 2017. In a sign of tensions surrounding new proposals from Salt Lake City on affordable housing, the chair of the Yalecrest Neighborhood Council has lodged complaints over online comments made by three University of Utah instructors.

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Yalecrest neighborhood leader takes on U. profs over housing plan

Head of the east-side council files complaints about “insulting” tweets from university experts, who raise the cry of “cancel culture.”

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