News Clips | November 3-7, 2022

An initiative at the University of Utah is helping college students ease stress by helping them meet their basic needs as they pursue their degrees.

The Environmental Protection Agency has launched an environmental justice assessment into the challenges facing Salt Lake City's west side residents.

The University of Utah is ramping up its efforts to recruit more students and alumni for its newer housing option called Home Away From Home.

With high demand for tech-savvy workers, Utah companies are hitting a “bottleneck” in hiring for technology and computing jobs.

Desire to protect wilderness playgrounds has climbers, hunters, others voting with environment in mind.

The practice is commonplace around the country, but has come under fire since the reversal of Roe v. Wade.

Utah’s rate of pregnancy-related deaths is already too high, and laws will make it worse.

This one will highlight neighborhood jewels on the west side.

For 20 years, students have received the Larry H. and Gail Miller Enrichment Scholarship to further their academic pursuits at the University of Utah and help them make significant contributions to the community.

Do you want to go to Mars? Or how about a visit to the James Webb Space Telescope? A virtual, real-time visit to these places is happening through a project at the University of Utah's Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute.

University of Utah police are undergoing training to help build trust with the students on campus. The department has made numerous changes since the scrutiny that came with Lauren McCluskey's murder in 2018.

One of the most well-studied galaxies and its neutrinos have made more history, and the University of Utah is a part of it.

Utah historically had one of the lowest rates of teens getting the HPV vaccine, but new data shows that’s changing. According to data from the CDC, Utah’s HPV vaccination rate for kids ages 13 to 17 has jumped 16.4% since 2020.

Right now across Utah, there are 166 county, 33 legislative, and three state school board candidates running uncontested on ballots. There are over 200 uncontested candidates in all.

tah doctors are bracing for a bad RSV season and Dr. Andrew Pavia says the respiratory syncytial virus is "here and increasing rapidly."