News Clips | April 1-15, 2025

The number provides specificity for the first time with what state leaders are looking at with budget cuts across Utah’s public higher education system.

Across the country, colleges are reporting a similar pattern of international students unexpectedly having their visas stripped away.

Professors will still be able to have pride flags in their private offices, as long as they are not publicly visible from a window.

Utah State and Weber State also receive high marks in magazine’s annual higher education institutions rankings.

All six members of Utah’s congressional delegation signed on to the bill seeking to preserve nearly 600 acres of federal land used for education, recreation and other purposes.

What’s going away? What’s going to stay? What will happen to existing research?

College presidents joined by Gov. Spencer Cox and other civic and religious leaders at 2025 Kindness Summit.

Embroidery, crochet and a variety of other "grandma hobbies" have been the focus of recent social media trends, with videos detailing the crafts and items people are DIYing and then sharing on the internet.

University unveiled statue in honor of Eyring, an elite chemist and founding dean of the University of Utah’s graduate school.

Local unit tasked with molding future U.S. Navy and Marine Corps officers is marking its 80th anniversary.

Ronald Wopsock, the man credited with bolstering athletic opportunities for tribal youth and strengthening relations between the Ute Indian Tribe and the University of Utah, has died.

The most recent data compiled matches a downward trend nationally.

After years of scrutiny for rubber-stamping tuition hikes, Utah’s higher education board met Friday and approved some of the lowest increases in recent state record.

According to new rankings for the best value colleges in the West, Utah schools have made a mark for the 2024 to 2025 school year.