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Explore Extreme Environments at Swaner Preserve's 'Life on the Edge' Exhibit
Explore extreme environments at Swaner Preserve's 'Life on the Edge' exhibit, running until May 10, featuring interactive learning experiences.
President Dallin H. Oaks Delivers First Devotional at BYU, Inspires Students
President Dallin H. Oaks delivered his inaugural BYU devotional, emphasizing faith, mental health, and community support for students.
Utah Proposes New Bill to Address Book Banning in Schools
Utah proposes a new bill to regulate sensitive materials in schools, allowing state intervention and potential lawsuits over educational content.
Understanding the Role of University Trustees in Utah: A Path Forward
A recent survey reveals that many Utah university trustees lack understanding of their responsibilities, prompting calls for improved training and governance.
Utah's Comprehensive Strategy to Improve Third Grade Literacy Rates
Utah's new plan aims to improve literacy rates among third graders through early intervention and family engagement.
Utah Schools Face Disruption as Students Protest Immigration Policies
Utah school officials express concern over student protests on immigration, fearing disruptions to education and emotional distress among students.
Utah Legislation Allows College Students to Decline Assignments for Religious Reasons
Utah's new bill allows college students to decline assignments based on religious beliefs, sparking debate over educational integrity.
The Decline of German Language Instruction in Utah Schools
The decline of German language classes in Utah raises concerns about cultural heritage and economic opportunities.
Utah's K-12 Education System Receives 'A-' From Conservative Policy Group
Utah's K-12 school system earns an 'A-' from ALEC for promoting parental choice and educational freedom.
University of Utah Unveils Iconic 'LOVE' Sculpture Ahead of Valentine's Day
The University of Utah unveils a striking 'LOVE' sculpture, enhancing campus spirit and community connection ahead of Valentine's Day.
University of Utah President Justifies $4.5 Million Sculpture Purchase Amid Budget Concerns
University of Utah President defends $4.5 million sculpture purchase, emphasizing its role in fostering community and artistic engagement.
Ensign College Expands Three-Year Bachelor's Degree Programs for All Students
Ensign College expands its innovative three-year bachelor's degree programs to all majors, responding to student demand and job market needs.
Seventeen Park City Students Triumph in All-State Band Auditions
Seventeen Park City students excel in rigorous all-state band auditions, showcasing their musical talent and dedication.
Maya Angelou's Estate Joins Utah Lawsuit Against School Book Bans
Maya Angelou's estate joins a lawsuit challenging Utah's book bans, spotlighting concerns over censorship in education.
New Utah Bill Aims to Support Schools Amid Rapid Growth in Communities
Utah's Senate Bill 189 aims to support rapidly growing school districts with $15 million in funding to address educational infrastructure needs.
Salt Lake Students Rally Against Trump’s Immigration Policies in Mass Walkout
Hundreds of Salt Lake students protested Trump's immigration policies, advocating for DACA and immigrant rights in a powerful walkout.
Utah Students Stage Walkouts to Demand Action Against ICE Policies
Hundreds of Salt Lake County students walked out of class to protest immigration policies, demanding change and support for their communities.
Utah Lawmakers Propose Bill to Accommodate College Students' Beliefs
Utah lawmakers are considering a bill requiring colleges to accommodate students' beliefs, igniting debate over academic standards and freedom.
Park City School District and Contractor Face Fines Over Asbestos Violations
Park City School District and contractor fined for air quality violations during Treasure Mountain Junior High's demolition, raising safety concerns.
Inspiring Future Athletes: Former Olympians Engage with Utah Students
Mountain View Elementary students were inspired by Olympic legends, learning about perseverance, teamwork, and the importance of education.
Tensions Rise as Anti-ICE Walkout at Matheson Jr High Ends in Arrest
A peaceful anti-ICE walkout at Matheson Jr High escalated when a man threatened students, leading to his arrest and heightened community concerns.
Debate Erupts Over Retaining Struggling Third Graders in Utah
Utah faces a literacy crisis as 40% of third graders struggle with reading, prompting lawmakers to propose retention legislation.
BYU Students and Faculty Protest Customs and Border Patrol Job Fair Presence
BYU students and faculty protested against Customs and Border Patrol's presence at a job fair, highlighting concerns over immigration policies.
University of Utah's Economic and Societal Impact Detailed in New Study
A new report reveals the University of Utah's significant economic and societal contributions, impacting education, research, and healthcare.
Riverton High School: A Model for Student Excellence and Community Engagement
Riverton High School shines with diverse programs, community initiatives, and student achievements, earning recognition as Cool School of the Week.
President Oaks to Deliver Inaugural BYU Devotional as Church Leader
President Oaks to speak at BYU, marking his first devotional as Church leader, emphasizing faith and education.
Fortis College Launches Practical Nursing Degree to Address Nursing Shortage
Fortis College's new Practical Nursing degree program aims to address the nursing shortage by training future registered nurses.
Controversy Erupts Over Influencer's Role at West Haven Career Day
A social media influencer's presentation at a West Haven school career day sparked controversy, prompting a district review and an apology.
Utah Lawmakers Propose Comprehensive Vetting for School Library Materials
Utah lawmakers aim to enhance vetting processes for school library materials, focusing on digital content and educational appropriateness.
UVU Students Stage Sit-In Against Border Patrol Recruitment at Career Fair
UVU students protested CBP recruitment at a career fair, expressing concerns over immigration enforcement and advocating for open dialogue.
UVU Students Rally Against Immigration Crackdown at Job Fair
UVU students protested immigration policies and the presence of CBP at a job fair, highlighting concerns about fear in immigrant communities.
Smoke from Faulty Projector Prompts Evacuation at Jeremy Ranch Elementary
A classroom at Jeremy Ranch Elementary was evacuated after smoke from a faulty projector bulb raised safety concerns, but no injuries occurred.
Petition Gains Momentum to Preserve BYU's SOAR Program Amid Federal Changes
An online petition is gaining support to save BYU's SOAR program, threatened by federal policy changes affecting funding.
UVU and BYU Students Challenge Border Patrol Recruitment Efforts on Campus
Students at UVU and BYU are opposing federal Border Patrol recruitment, sparking a debate about immigration and campus values.
Mountainland Technical College Expands with New Heber City Campus Set to Open
Mountainland Technical College's new Heber City campus opens in August, offering vital training programs in high-demand trades.
Utah's Legislative Push for AI in Education: Enhancing Human Interaction
Utah is integrating AI in education, ensuring it supports teachers while enhancing student learning experiences.
Preparing Students for an AI-Driven Future in Herriman Schools
Herriman schools are equipping students for an AI-driven future through innovative teaching methods and critical thinking skills.
Petition Gathers Momentum to Preserve BYU's SOAR Program Amid Federal Funding Cuts
An online petition calls for the preservation of BYU's SOAR program, facing federal funding cuts that threaten its future.
Utah State School Board Chooses Raptor Technologies for School Safety Alerts
Utah's State School Board has selected Raptor Technologies to provide panic alert systems for K-12 schools, enhancing emergency response by 2026.
Utah Schools Prepare for Panic Button Implementation in Every Classroom
Utah schools are set to equip every classroom with panic buttons to enhance safety, but confusion about technology and deadlines remains.
UVU Student's Encounter with Charlie Kirk Sparks Ethical Debate After Tragic Incident
A UVU student reflects on attending Charlie Kirk's event amid a tragic incident, raising ethical questions about accountability in political discourse.
UVU Job Fair Sparks Protests as Customs and Border Protection Attends
UVU's job fair on Wednesday draws attention as CBP attends, prompting protests and dialogues on immigration issues.
Sundance Institute's Enduring Partnership with Park City High School: A Legacy of Inspiration
The Sundance Film Festival's 25-year partnership with Park City High School has inspired countless students and enriched the community's cultural landscape.
Kearns High School Teacher Natalie Nelson Receives Excel Award for Impacting Students with Disabilities
Kearns High School's Natalie Nelson receives the Excel Award for her transformative work with students with disabilities, showcasing her dedication to inclusivity.
Enhancing Utah's Open Enrollment: A Call for Parent-Friendly Changes
Utah lawmakers are urged to reform the open enrollment process to make it more accessible for parents, enhancing educational choices for families.
LDS Founder Joseph Smith Celebrated at Black College in Historic Event
A new portrait of Joseph Smith was unveiled at a Utah college, celebrating his legacy alongside Abraham Lincoln's fight for equality.
Joseph Smith Jr. Honored in Martin Luther King Jr. Chapel at Morehouse College
A portrait of Joseph Smith Jr. was unveiled at Morehouse College, honoring his legacy and connection to civil rights.
Park City Day School Celebrates Creativity at Ninth Annual Fundance Film Festival
Park City Day School students celebrated creativity and perseverance at the ninth annual Fundance Film Festival, showcasing animated shorts.
BYU Launches Cougar Pell Promise: A Lifeline for Students Facing Tuition Hurdles
BYU's Cougar Pell Promise offers critical tuition support for low-income students, easing financial burdens in higher education.
Utah State University Faces Serious Leadership Issues Amid Audit Findings
A legislative audit reveals serious financial mismanagement at USU, raising concerns about leadership and accountability.