News Clips | April 4-10, 2023

The University of Utah is hosting its 51st Annual Pow Wow on Friday and Saturday. The event is free and open to the public. Each year the university's Inter-Tribal Student Association and American Indian Resource Center select a theme for the powwow.

Nationwide, teachers are still working through how to adapt to ChatGPT, but some Utah educators see positive uses for artificial intelligence in schools and aren’t afraid of it.

University of Utah Health announced it has moved to optional masking for patients, visitors, faculty and staff in most clinical locations. In the Monday announcement, the hospital system said some areas caring for immunocompromised patients will continue to require masks.

After an apparent mismatch between weather and a call for remote learning last week, the University of Utah offered a look into how it decides when to give weather alerts, which it says requires research, a lot of planning, and a little bit of educated guesswork in forecasting the weather.

A building on the University of Utah campus was evacuated Saturday afternoon after a small explosion in a laboratory.

According to a professor at the University of Utah, Little Cottonwood Canyon has the highest uncontrolled avalanche hazard index of any major highway in the world. Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Utah Jim Steenburgh says the highway is bisected by 50 different avalanche paths

Downing a spoonful of bubblegum pink amoxicillin is a regular part of being a kid, but a nationwide shortage of the antibiotic is making a particularly bad season of strep throat tougher.

Utah stands to benefit from cheaper, cleaner electricity, but the clock is ticking to ease the blow to coal country.

Jessie X. Fan, Ph.D., a professor of family and consumer studies at the University of Utah, answers questions about what secured credit cards are the best to use.

In a universe full of irony, one contradiction is this: Dark skies are not dark. When our sun sets at night, the "lights in the firmament" come out in the thousands, lighting the night sky.

Among the many changes made in the 2023 legislative session was the first extreme update of the Utah flag. The more modern representation of the Beehive State will become official March 9, 2024, and the original 1903 design will become the state’s “historical” flag.

New policy eliminates ticket fees; season tickets on sale Monday.

It's been nearly a month since the failures of Silicon Valley and Signature banks sent shockwaves through the global banking system.

Governor, legislative leaders seen as having equal influence over the state.

Ella Al-Shamahi is a National Geographic Explorer and will present the keynote talk “Exploring Dangerous Places” at Kingsbury Hall on the University of Utah campus as part of the NHMU Lecture Series Frontlines of Archaeology.

America is facing a harsh reality as gun violence continues to affect people across the country, from Nashville, to Uvalde and Denver. On Wednesday, Utahn were speaking out in protest, hoping to see some changes made.

Rising demand has collided with restricted supply—with consequences for millions of patients.