News Clips | February 15-28, 2025

The University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library is extending its digital reach to preserve Utah’s Black History.

The Masters of Business Creation faculty and the University of Utah helped Marlon Lindsay formulate his idea and turn it into a business.

If you watched the Super Bowl last week, you may have seen shots of a bionic arm in a piece narrated by Brad Pitt titled "What It Means to Be American on Super Bowl Sunday.”

Taylor Randall challenges Ensign College students to overcome obstacles, realize spiritual destinies.

Utah native has covered a wide range of global sporting events—while championing cancer research, awareness.

Utah’s strict laws blocking diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives have been playing out to mixed reviews on its flagship campus.

“It appears we have an extraordinary surplus of space,” said one lawmaker concerned about the study—and what the findings may indicate about administrative bloat in Utah’s system of higher education.

Sen. John Johnson’s bill is a revised version of what he tried to pass last year.

State leaders hope to bring smaller nuclear reactors to Utah in the near future.

U.S. Nuclear Industry Council conference panel details path forward for the state.

College students may not be the first to come to mind when people bring up the impacts of federal layoffs.

The school's first-ever AI chief has already played a pivotal role in the university's efforts to become a key player in the quickly-evolving and revolutionary technology.

As lawmakers look to cut “low-performing” programs and reinvest those budgets at Utah’s universities and colleges, a new report says higher education is really valuable.

The U's Jade Ramirez-Barraza gives her expertise on building credit.

The U's Divya Chandrasekhar weighs in on what perks and tradeoffs living a state capital offers.