News Clips | November 16, 2021

Nathan Copeland had always loved science fiction, but an accident in 2004 would eventually bring him about as close to science fiction as one can get.

Former students describe incidents of body shaming, racist comments and intimidation.

Artivism for Earth, created at the University of Utah, helps people understand climate change by “also exploring the more emotional side of what we’re dealing with.”

In a decade, sleepy towns have transformed into sprawling cities. As farmers and cowboys leave and tech workers move in, here’s a look at the change from above.

Most children who become infected with COVID-19 only have a mild illness. But healthcare professionals said there’s still a risk for hospitalization and even death.

As a school-aged student, it’s an unwanted form of aggression and for parents, it can ultimately become a horrific nightmare.

The first minutes and hours after a baby is born can be some of the most important when it comes to bonding.

Utah joined 10 other states and sued over the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for health care workers in facilities that accept Medicare and Medicaid funding.

As important as emissions of the greenhouse gas methane are in the climate conversation, recently factoring prominently in the recent COP26 conference in Glasgow, researchers have painfully little long-term data on emissions from wells and other oil and gas infrastructure.