News Clips | December 8, 2022

What if colleges paid students' tuition upfront?

Keaton Tremble, PhD Candidate at University of Utah, and Bryn Dentinger, Curator of Mycology at NHMU and Associate Professor of Biology, recently published new findings from a study exploring fungal genetics.

Although the lava flowing from volcano Mauna Loa has slowed, it is still flowing at up to 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit and no one knows when it will stop.

Many people make decisions about what foods to eat or supplements to take with heart or brain health in mind. But an often forgotten organ that deserves attention when it comes to nutrition, too, is the eye.

There is a shortage of children's analgesic medicine–but not for the reasons you might think.

Nearly 7,000 new people moved into Washington and Iron counties from July of 2021 to July of 2022, as the fast-growing southwestern corner of Utah continued its decade-long trend of growing larger.

There are plenty of reasons why Utah politicians are worried about the future of the Great Salt Lake, says Utah Rep. Blake Moore.

The winter months can mean joyous occasions with Christmas and family get-togethers. However, it can also be a source for seasonal depression.