News Clips | September 28-October 3, 2023

Goal of $1 billion in research funding is ‘within reach,’ says U. President Taylor Randall.

Officials broke ground Monday on a multimillion-dollar mental health research and clinical care facility that they say will help solve the state’s mental health challenges.

Utah researchers are spearheading efforts to explore how to make the Mountain West’s power grid more resilient to the impacts of climate change.

Schools are tailoring programs to meet the needs of today’s students and workplaces.

A Utah organization spent the weekend handing out hundreds of autism sensory bags to rural law enforcement agencies, to help officers and deputies who come into contact with a person with an autism diagnosis or a disability.

Wanna talk like a real Utahn? Well, pour yourself a glass of “melk” and head on up to the “ruf.” We’ve got some “explainin’” to do.

The nation is in a period of ‘extended conflict, partisan conflict, deep division,’ which one Washington university professor says has been more the norm over the course of our nation’s history.

A paper from University of Utah researchers in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology found that 1 in 5 OB-GYN residents altered their intended practice state following the Dobbs decision.

In the quest to build better for the future, some are looking for answers in the long-ago past.

This past week marked two years since University of Utah football player Aaron Lowe was murdered, deeply impacting the football and campus communities.

The school contracted with an outside firm to investigate allegations that the coach had thrown objects and yelled at athletes.