Colleges + Unversities
Mark Jones
U of U commencement speaker: Take a chance on yourself
Keynote speaker at the University of Utah commencement ceremony Tim Shriver told graduates to take a chance. He also urged them to ignore the noise and tune in to the best of themselves.1 year ago
Samantha Herrera
Navigating diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives on college campuses
Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives across Utah are meant to create an equitable playing field, but some say we're doing it wrong.1 year ago
Devin Oldroyd
Wet soil making Utah’s ground too soft for some trees, expert gives guidance
With the Beehive State receiving an abnormal amount of precipitation, our soil is wetter than ever. So wet that some trees can't stay standing.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
How colleges should balance free speech and controversial speakers
KSL at Night asks Weber State's Walker Institute director if free speech should be permitted on college campuses after Sen. Mike Lee spoke against student protesters.1 year ago
Ben McGonnell
Utah Valley University’s leadership in aviation sustainability
Utah Valley University's School of Aviation Sciences has become the first college in the US to switch to unleaded aviation fuel for its training fleet, marking a significant milestone in aviation sustainability.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Breaking down the pros and cons of mandatory military service
Mandatory military service is required in places such as Finland and Israel. Dave & Dujanovic discuss the pros and cons of the United States requiring it.1 year ago
Mark Jones
U of U students took part in counterterrorism simulation last weekend
Students at the University of Utah got to participate in a counterterrorism simulation on Friday, April 7.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
SLCC joins national trend of declining enrollment
Salt Lake Community College continues to see a decline in student enrollment. College enrollment rates are declining nationally.1 year ago
Peter Johnston
USU wide receiver Josh Davis thanks the trainers that kept him alive
Davis collapsed from non-traumatic sudden cardiac arrest one week ago during USU's spring practice at Maverik Stadium.1 year ago
Hugo Rikard-Bell
USU grad files lawsuit against university for racist caricature
USU released a statement about the lawsuit and said the school followed its non-discrimination policy when the student initially made the complaint.1 year ago
Samantha Herrera
BYU announces new president
The appointed BYU president, C. Shane Reese, currently serves as BYU's academic vice president.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
Possible clothing thief at Brigham Young University
A male suspect was reported possibly stealing articles of women’s clothing at Brigham Young University.1 year ago
Tom Haraldsen
Utah Food Bank scores big with a 35K pound pork donation
The Utah Food Bank scores big with 35,000 pounds of pork donations. The 'Points for Pork' program will help feed Utah families.1 year ago
Adam Small
Are more kids choosing apprenticeships over college?
According to The Wall Street Journal, apprenticeships have shot up 50% over the past decade. At the same time, college enrollment has dropped 15%.1 year ago
HUGO RIKARD-BELL
New mental health program focuses on Utah farmers
A new program by the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is taking a closer look at the mental health of farmers.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Utah Valley University men’s basketball team has a winning culture
Utah Valley University men's basketball coach Mark Madsen joined Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson on Tuesday to discuss what made the team so successful this season.1 year ago
Ben McGonnell
BYU Men’s volleyball team wins against Ohio State
The BYU Cougars men's volleyball team faced off against the 15th Ohio State Buckeyes in a closely contested match.1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
Title IX lawsuit filed against Westminster College, women’s soccer coach
A senior at Westminster College claims in a Title IX lawsuit that she and other female soccer players were sexually harassed.1 year ago
Elizabeth Weiler
WSU’s female deans speak up about women in leadership
At WSU, seven of the eight deans are women. They want to reach other women who aspire to be teachers, educators, or leaders.1 year ago
Mark Jackson
Research on snail venom could benefit cancer patients
Huntsman Cancer Institute research on snail venom from cone snails may help cancer patients with pain relief. Dr. Baldomero Olivera tells us more.1 year ago
Lindsay Aerts
Bill to prohibit ‘equity, and inclusivity’ offices in Utah education stalls
Senate Majority Leader Ann Millner, R-Ogden, said the diversity, equity, and inclusion in education issue should be studied.1 year ago
Simone Seikaly
Beloved WSU coach “Chick” Hislop dies at age 86 after long career
WSU Coach Chick Hislop led the Wildcats to multiple track and field championships in his nearly 40 years as head coach.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Vladimir Putin suspends Nuclear Arms Treaty, what does it mean?
A Utah State University professor explains on KSL at Night what Vladimir Putin was doing in his decision to suspend Nuclear Arms Treaty.1 year ago
