News Clips | April 19-20, 2022

Thanks to a joint effort between the University of Utah and the Salt Lake Redevelopment Agency (RDA), the vision for Salt Lake City’s Station Center Project is moving forward.

The University of Utah Department of Atmospheric Sciences has released a video Tuesday that shows blowing dust creeping into Salt Lake County.

In Katharine Coles’ new poetry collection (Solve for) X, she meditates on an imaginary sister, impositions of the body on the mind, and the human mess that remains despite death or disaster.

Investigation scrutinizes U of U’s response to racist incidents.

State auditors say the school continues to leave students at risk due to a lack of communication and accurate reporting on safety.

More than 20 percent of American adults suffer from chronic pain.

Utah is home to an art scene that stretches across the state, with subversive art pockets in unlikely places, but sometimes, Salt Lake City’s presence eclipses work and communities in smaller towns.

Fifty-two years after its creation, the park still represents a struggle for recognition and power in California.

Crews begin tearing down the century-old playhouse on Main Street amid more last-ditch efforts to halt the demolition.

New poll shows little support for the biannual changing of the clocks in Utah.

A vast majority of Utahns continue to closely follow the Russian attack on Ukraine, and just under half don’t think the United States is doing enough to respond in the ongoing war.

The main concern of college students is that forgiving the student loans won't solve the problem of rising tuition fees, and it may rather lead to even more rise in the fees.