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A $750,000 grant from Ascendium Education Group will support planning for the launch of a University of Utah research center focused on postsecondary education in prisons.

7 QBs the Vikings Can Still Draft on Day 3: Starter Kirk Cousins is in the final year of his contract and his successor could be a late-rounder.

There's a New QB in Town: The Vikings wanted to bring in a developmental QB and the GM pulled the trigger in the fifth-round.

Two men were arrested on Tuesday after allegedly scattering pornographic cards around a Utah college campus, ABC 4 reported.

PROVO, Utah — Coming off of two mid-week wins against in-state teams, BYU softball resumes West Coast Conference play with a three-game series against San Diego.  The Cougars (25-13, 4-2 WCC) and Toreros will play a doubleheader on Friday evening beginning at 5 p.m. MDT. Saturday’s game three is set to start at Noon after being moved up from 1 p.m. earlier in the week.

The 6-foot-4 wing from Eagle Mountain announced his decision to transfer Tuesday after an offseason that included his coach Todd Simon accepting a new job at Bowling Green.

Eight NMU academy players announced their collegiate soccer plans in a signing ceremony Monday at United's team shop, with friends and family members holding up printed logos from their various college selections.

A working professional who oversees pre-nursing programs at several colleges in central and southern Utah, Jennifer Liebert doesn’t fit the stereotype many have for people caught up in St. George’s housing crunch.But despite Liebert’s high-profile job, $60,000 annual salary and life amidst bucolic redrock cliffs, she often feels St. George more resembles poet John Milton’s “Paradise Lost” than a slice of heaven.

Clearlink CEO James Clarke disparaged his employees in a tirade announcing they would have to return to the Utah tech company's headquarters in Draper. Robert Gehrke writes on why bosses, like Clarke, need to do a better job at valuing their employees.

The 6-foot-11, 230-pound center announced his commitment to transfer to BYU on Sunday, a key target for Mark Pope and his coaching staff in preparing for the Big 12.