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Dr. Keith Molenaar has been named dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science by Provost Moore. By Parker Lamb

Giant drones are assisting in planting 40,000 tree pods a day in Mt Annan’s Australian Botanic […]

The Alaska Oil and Gas Association announced Tamara Maddox as the organization’s new regulatory and legal affairs manager. Maddox most recently served as an associate attorney at the Alaska Public Offices Commission and prior to that was an associate attorney at the Denali Law Group. She has diverse experience in criminal law, guardianship issues, legal research and regulatory

Four Egyptian students created an innovative glow-in-the-dark concrete that can be used to light up highways and roads, as the world faces a growing energy crisis.

Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Khaled Abdel-Ghaffar awarded the ministry shield to four undergraduate students in the Department of Construction Engineering who have developed self-luminous concrete to light up roadways and pavements at night without using conventional energy sources.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — How can Utah residents know if they’re overwatering their lawns?

Nearly half of people overwater grass in Utah, paper finds

New research from Brigham Young University suggests that nearly half of people in Utah are using too much water in an effort to keep their grass healthy.

Four undergraduate students in the Department of Construction Engineering have developed self-luminous concrete to light up roadways and pavements without using conventional energy sources.

How can Utah residents know if they're overwatering their lawns?