News Clips | May 14-16, 2022

Thirty-eight governors raised the topic of higher education spending during their state-of-the-state addresses, an analysis by the National Governors Association found.

Divestment proponents say the school is moving too slowly on an urgent issue.

From going on regular dates to taking the time to have important conversations, there are a number of things you and your partner can do together to build a solid foundation for your relationship.

In a small room in a building at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the invertebrate keeper, Ms Emma Califf, lifts up a rock in a plastic box.

As of recently, Forbes has ranked University of Utah Health (U of U Health) among the top 50 of 500 of the best employers for diversity in 2022.

Long-distance travel will likely prove a nearly insurmountable barrier to some women seeking abortion if Roe v. Wade is overturned as expected, a new study concludes.

Suicide is the leading cause of teenage deaths in Utah—here’s what our government is doing about it.

When people talk about ways to slow climate change, they often mention trees, and for good reason.

Researchers have revived neuron cells in the retinas of both human and mouse eyes, restoring some electrical activity with light.

A scientist at University College London has accused supporters of the US state of Mississippi, which wants to ban abortions after 15 weeks’ gestation, of misinterpreting his work on fetal pain in a brief they filed with the US Supreme Court.