News Clips | October 28, 2021

A discovery violation by the university during the trial resulted in a default judgment, a news release states. A jury determined damages.

A hazmat incident reported at the University of Utah Wednesday night turned out to be a false alarm. Still, authorities say the teacher that called it in did everything right.

Researchers at the John E. Moran Eye Center at the University of Utah and Miguel Hernandez University in Alicante, Spain were able to successfully allow a blind woman to detect shapes using a prosthetic brain implant.

Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11 cleared its first regulatory hurdle Tuesday. A full emergency authorization is expected next week.

Over half of Utah's households can't afford a home. This is due largely to skyrocketing real estate prices over the last year and quarter.

As US Food and Drug Administration advisers recommend authorizing shots for children aged 5 to 11, researchers predict what this might mean for populations.

Online video proctoring software raises ethical concerns that instructors can avoid by closely examining how they design online assessments, experts said during an online Educause panel on Wednesday.

Every fall, visitors and locals alike flock to the Rocky Mountains to bask in the golden glow of the aspen groves, but the human-caused climate crisis is putting trees at risk across the West, including the “quaking aspens” in the Roaring Fork Valley.