News Clips | March 16-26, 2024

The NCAA Tournament was supposed to be a fun experience for the University of Utah women's basketball team. Instead, the team was met with racial hate crimes the first night the team was in its host location.

Sure, Ramadan means going a long time without eating or drinking each day. Now, entering its third week, though, Zain Kergaye has adjusted to the fasting. “We can manage. It’s not like we’re struggling to get through the day,” he said.

This weekend is Easter Sunday, so let's all take a moment to appreciate what we don't have to wear.

A new degree program being developed across Utah System of Higher Education institutions would allow students to graduate with a bachelor's degree in just three years.

Oregon State and Washington State have finalized a settlement over financial distributions with the 10 schools leaving the Pac-12.

Nancy Butler Songer, Associate Provost of STEM Education at the University of Utah, highlights the importance of introducing STEM programs to younger students

All eight of the state’s public colleges and universities will increase tuition and fees for fall 2024. Students can see what’s happening at their institution in this breakdown.

A new University of Utah Health clinic is now open inside West High School. It is the first of its kind in Utah. During a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, school officials, policymakers and health professionals came together to unveil West High’s new clinic.

The psilocybin program was pitched as another option to help solve the state’s mental health crisis. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox will let the program take effect later this spring.

If two’s company and three’s a crowd, the Great Salt Lake is getting crowded after scientists discovered a species of nematode, known also as a roundworm, making it just the third multicellular animal known to inhabit the lake.

The university plans to make this conference an annual event.

Readers choose their best health care providers, medical institutions, fitness guides and more.

The study sorted through nearly 100,000 UFO sightings reported to a national database from 2001-2020.

Kurt Dirks has spent nearly all of his academic career at Washington University in St. Louis. Now he’ll have to get used to new surroundings—and WashU will have a huge hole to fill.

Health experts unlock mystery that could help beat cancer.

In the ‘90s, Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt faced daunting transportation issues, an education system struggling to keep up with employment needs and an upcoming Olympic bid. Not much has changed.