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Nine of Gov. Cox's nominees to the Utah Board of Higher Education have been confirmed to start work in July.

The Utah Board of Higher Education is on the cusp of a wholesale change of board membership.

The governor’s senior adviser says the change will enable the board “to better focus on a statewide vision.”

One senator repeatedly cited “cultural wars” on campuses while asking nominees about moving away from a focus on “disaffected groups” to a focus on individuals.

A Senate committee will vet Cox's nominees Monday for the Utah Board of Higher Education.

Tech and business executives should take the lead on setting strategy for the state’s public universities and technical colleges, Gov. Spencer Cox indicated this week, announcing his 10 picks for a new board.

Feeding America, the largest hunger-relief organization in the U.S., called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints a “tremendous collaborator” with its efforts.

In 2022, Giving Machines expanded to more cities and countries. See how much was donated to help others in need.

Women enter homes where men cannot, build community trust and work with parents to encourage immunizations. See how The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and UNICEF are working alongside others in these efforts.

In the year since the Ukraine conflict began, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has donated money, food and supplies. Church programs have supported Ukrainians, and Church members have opened their homes and hearts to refugees. See examples here.