News Clips | March 1-17, 2025

When performing surgery on the retina—one of the smallest, most delicate parts of the human body—the margin of error is virtually nonexistent.

It comes as state leaders have increasingly scrutinized higher education and how schools are serving students.

School trustees authorize campus leaders to explore alternative sites for storied athletic/concert venue.

While you prepare for spring hiking, University of Utah Health recommends packing essential items.

The university’s business school, formerly led by U. President Taylor Randall, is being investigated for ties to the PhD Project, which supports underrepresented students.

Utah’s higher ed chief says more can be done to instill public confidence in institutions.

Hundreds of students from Utah and surrounding states are putting their STEM skills to the test this weekend at the Utah Regional FIRST Robotics Competition.

“Let’s roll up our sleeves and start executing now,” he said when presenting the plan Tuesday to the school’s board of trustees.

The former Runnin’ Ute big man comes to Salt Lake City from the NBA ranks, where he’s been an assistant for over a decade.

By flattening the traditionally curved lens, the engineers have eliminated bulk while maintaining image quality, making an optical solution that's more suitable for space-based imaging.

A major road toward the University of Utah and the U of U Medical Center will be undergoing some major reconstruction in the upcoming summer months.

Research collected by the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute affirms the value of pursing higher education.