Utah’s draft model policy for instructional technology and artificial intelligence remains under review. The state board voted to send it back to the Standards and Assessment Committee for further edits, including clarification of how sixth grade should be classified and…
Utah’s declining public K-12 school enrollment is old news. But something new happened this year. For the first time in more than a decade, the total number of Hispanic students went down. According to fall enrollment data from the Utah…
SALT LAKE CITY — Artificial intelligence is already part of daily life in Utah schools. Students are using it to study, solve problems and understand difficult concepts. Teachers are deciding when it belongs in an assignment and when it crosses the…
The University of Utah has named Donna Roach as its first Enterprise Chief Information Officer (CIO). Roach’s appointment establishes a new executive leadership role designed to advance technology strategy, digital innovation and modernization across the institution and its broader responsibilities…
L-R: The 2026 inductees to the Utah Tech Hall of Fame are V. Lowry Snow and Tony and Shea Allen, St. George, Utah, Oct. 8, 2026. In celebration of their contributions to the Southern Utah community, Utah Tech University inducted Tony and Shae Allen…
Utah has been engaging parents as part of a strategy to make math fun for their children and overcome the mentality of, "I'm not a math person." As part of that effort, the Utah STEM Action Center, a division of…
Michael Rapich — a retired Utah Highway Patrol colonel with a decades-long law enforcement career — has been appointed as Utah Valley University's first-ever chief safety officer. Rapich's hiring comes a little over a year after the assassination of political activist Charlie…
With the most affordable university tuition in the state, Utah Tech University aims to make higher education more accessible by increasing scholarship awards and introducing a new scholarship opportunity for incoming Utah freshmen. Students who have been or will be…
Higher education analysts have warned that Utah is approaching a "demographic cliff" because of anticipated declines in college-age residents in the coming years. A recent Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute report asserted that around 2029, Utah's population of college-age residents — ages 18 to…
Social media creator "MD Motivator" surprises Eagle Mountain, Utah resident with Future Healthcare Hero BSN Award Covista and the Covista Foundation commit $100,000 over two years to Intermountain Health to expand paid healthcare training pathways SANDY, Utah, October 22, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Chamberlain…
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