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Utah Tech is set to break ground this week on a 120,000-square foot General Classroom building to house humanities programs and new classroom space.

The Biden-Harris administration is finding other ways to help students pay off debt after the Supreme Court struck down President Joe Bidens student loan forgiveness plan in June.

The Vikings open their preseason schedule on Thursday night, and the Jaren Hall show will be on full display.

Student loan repayments are set to resume in October after a three-year hiatus. Here’s what borrowers need to know about the state of their student loans.

A process that started over two years ago has culminated in the designation of the Sugarloaf, also known as the Dixie Rock, as a recognized landmark on the National Park Services National Register of Historic Places.

PULLMAN – The Washington State men’s basketball team will play in seven home non-conference games along with four neutral site non-conference contests in this upcoming season, the school’s athletic department announced on Monday.

Transforming an idea into a fully functional app necessitates a dedicated team of developers who prioritize your vision and aspirations. This is where Utah Tech Labs comes into play.

As the summer doldrums wear on, we take a stab at what life will look like for the FCS in December.

I am a Cabrillo student in support of the name change. Plenty of places have changed their name. Dixie State University is now Utah Tech University. Robert E. Lee High School is now John Lewis High School. The more we know, the more we owe. Change is healthy; we are an evolving society. Why hold […]

This week we take a look at teams from the former Mountain Division