News Clips | August 16-31, 2025

With strong-armed mandates by the ever-meddling Utah Legislature, life on campus has suffered in myriad ways.

Utah 360 brings together and replaces multiple apps to create a single platform for students, staff, alumni, and sports fans at University of Utah.

The University of Utah has announced a new policy to schedule classes outside of “primetime” hours in an effort to fix parking bottlenecks and other issues.

This month, Utah law schools welcomed their latest cohort of future attorneys. The new students will be the first to take part in a significant change–a new bar exam.

Analysis reveals U.S. universities are leading academic AI research—but China’s not far behind.

105 years ago this week, Utah celebrated the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote nationwide.

More than 1,400 first-year students have moved into Kahlert Village in recent weeks, and Officer Benjamin Harmon is now a daily presence in the halls.

Industrial timber harvests can increase burn severity, but careful thinning could be the key to a climate-resilient West.

The University of Utah has just unveiled the final piece of its Crocker Science Complex, a $97 million Applied Science Project that unites the renovated historic William Stewart Building with the new L. S. Skaggs Applied Science Building.

As students and faculty return to classes at the University of Utah, the school is reminding students about its updated firearm policy.