News Clips | February 1-14, 2025

It has become apparent to the University of Utah that one skill it needs to teach students is how to talk to people who are different.

Utah has long been considered one of the fastest-growing states in the country, but that growth is showing its first signs of slowing.

The bill, sponsored by Rep. Karen Peterson (R-Clinton), would require the state’s public universities to create reinvestment plans that reallocate some of their funding to strategic priorities.

Our chapter of the American Association of University Professors will oppose any effort to target students who have exercised their right to peaceful protest on our campus.

President Taylor Randall confronted faculty in a contentious meeting after they presented a resolution concerning allegations against Provost Mitzi Montoya.

Holly Rowe is a Ute alum who has been a staple on the network for 30 years.

A new study being conducted in part by University of Utah Health shows COVID-19 infection is associated with a nearly eightfold increase in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome.

Youth Coalition for Great Salt Lake and HEAL Utah partnered to make student voices heard.

The reductions from the National Institutes of Health “will slow down science” on cancer and other diseases, according to the U.‘s vice president of research.

he Utah Legislature wants to provide targeted funding to areas of high workforce need to meet growing demand and the University of Utah's largest funding request this legislative session aims to address exactly that.

The automated email announcing admission to the highly competitive medical program was intended for a small number of students.