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Just 1 in 4 American adults say its extremely or very important to have a four-year college degree to get a well-paying job in todays economy.

GARDEN CITY – The Pickleville Playhouse here opened its 2024 summer season with the debut of the musical melodrama Welcome to Dangerville for a packed crowd on May 24.

As economic outcomes have improved for young Americans with and without college degrees in the past decade, Pew Research Center finds perceived value of college is a mixed bag

A new partnership at Weber State University is helping veterans seamlessly transition from military service to fulfilling civilian careers as nurse educators.

Combine their success and their competition, and the Utes path into the CFP is wide.

Dr. David Classen recently visited a pharmacy to pick up a newly prescribed medication. When he arrived, he asked the pharmacy if there were any known interactions with other medications he was taking. They told him no. According to the automated system on the computer, Classen should be completely safe taking that medicine with his […]

After suffering a season-ending knee injury in 2023, Libby Stump brings her talents back to Washington for a team that has its eyes set on a championship.

Utah universities are eliminating their diversity, equity and inclusion offices, moving away from cultural centers and redirecting their staff to serve schoolwi

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Utah universities are eliminating their diversity, equity and inclusion offices, moving away from cultural centers and redirecting their staff to serve schoolwide departments to assure compliance with the state’s new anti-DEI law. Weber State University is eliminating all of its cultural centers — for Black, Native, Hispanic, Asian, LGBTQ+, women and undocumented students, Brad Mortensen, […]