Jon Reed

Administrators at Utah’s largest public university say colleges need to adapt to the modern world, in part by improving dismal student outcomes. But faculty are pushing back against what they see as a corporate approach to education.

The James Webb Space Telescope released its first images this week, ushering in a new era of astronomy, according to one Utah-based scientist.

The Canyons School District is the latest to expand its online offerings, which will be available to students around the state

Some –– but not all –– school districts in Utah have policies in place to review materials deemed inappropriate for students. The state education board is tasked with providing standardized guidance.

A coalition of state, local representatives and community leaders say smaller steps can be taken to reduce traffic that wouldn’t require massive construction projects.

The pandemic led to a wave of early retirements. Now, many of those people are returning to work as the cost of living soars.

They’re members of the Patriot Front, a white nationalist hate group created in the aftermath of the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Va.

A new report shows about 20% fewer Utah students from low-income families attend and complete college than their wealthier peers.

School districts are updating policies to comply with the new state law on inappropriate materials, but conflicting guidance has some unsure of how to address the issue.

The Utah System of Higher Ed is responding.