News Clips | December 21, 2021

For her new book, Stanford-trained sociologist Priya Fielding-Singh talked to 75 Bay Area families from a variety of backgrounds about their everyday food choices.

Nalini Nadkarni is an award-winning canopy ecologist whose work in rainforests has earned international acclaim.

The incidents prompted new reviews after a student questioned on social media why they hadn’t been addressed.

Future plans for the highly successful University of Utah Research Park need a little help from Congress.

Marissa Root, a student at Utah Valley University, says: “They offered me nothing.”

University of Utah Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute Senior Demographer Emily Harris has details on Utah's latest population estimates-the highest rate of growth since 2017.

In a region including Utah and five other states, projections estimated that omicron accounts for about 62% of new coronavirus cases.

It’s hard to know exactly what scientists will learn when the James Webb Space Telescope launches later this week. But they have high hopes.

Recognize the economic and personal value of those who care for relatives and neighbors.

It has been an enormous project to regain the spirited momentum that many arts and cultural organizations in Utah’s creative industries had amassed before the pandemic brought everything to a ground stop in the early spring of 2020.

New state privacy officer is the latest step that puts Utah ahead of most states when it comes to protecting digital privacy.

More than two dozen avalanches were reported over the weekend to the Utah Avalanche Center and 11 of them were caused by skiers, snowboarders and snowmobiles.