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As the Jeb E. Brooks of Public Policy concludes its first year, Inaugural Dean Colleen Barry reflects upon its progress and future goals.

Virgin Hyperloop’s bold pivot away from passenger operations to a freight-only model has raised questions.

Pittsburg State University offers many different online programs - online degrees, online certificates and individual online courses.

Deseret News Share this story Photo illustration by Michelle Budge and Alex Cochran At the height of the Great Depression, President Franklin Roosevelt put America to work. In 1935, when 1 in 5 Americans were unemployed, Washington launched the Works Progress Administration, still the largest public works initiative in the country’s history. Its initial appropriation was $4.9 billion (about $90 billion in today’s dollars), and within three years, it had provided jobs to 3 million Americans....

WATERTOWN — The U.S. Census Bureau recently released its annual population estimate that shows New York state lost more residents than any other state last year. But one researcher thinks the estimated population drop may not be as bad as officials are projecting. According to the numbers from the bureau, which are estimated based off data from the 2010 Census, New York state lost more than 126,000 residents between July 1, 2019, and July 1, 2020. The runner-up was Illinois, which lost 78,...