News Clips | December 7, 2022

As the University of Utah becomes better known on the national stage, it has increasingly become an institution students want to attend.

Declining water levels exposed much of the Great Salt Lake's bed and created conditions for storms of dust laden with toxic metals that now threaten 2 million people.

Look to the skies this week to witness the occult—a lunar occultation of the planet Mars, that is.

A divided government is nothing new for the US—and it’s not all bad news.

It’s been a little over a year since Keith Zipprich lost his wife, Jo, to cancer. Jo battled that cancer for many months, as bills stacked up for those many treatments.

The Salt Lake County Council certified the county’s 2023 budget and approved a tax increase for the county’s library service area on Wednesday, Dec. 6.

Architecture across reservations reveals and renews present-day colonialism.

Little is known about how social behaviour develops in the earliest stages of life, but most animals (including humans) are born with an innate ability to interact socially or form bonds with others.