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U.'s Ghana project helps Africans help themselves
U. students Erin Brown, left, and Stephen Manortey interview a Ghanaian mother in the village of Adankwame last month.
340+ Soldiers Prepare for Iraq Deployment
Hundreds of soldiers and their families in Utah are preparing to say goodbye for a long deployment.
University of Utah president to testify on BCS
University of Utah President Michael Young is expected to report a robbery to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday - of his university's shot at a national football championship last season.
University of Utah Turf For Sale
The University of Utah Bookstore was the place to be Wednesday morning. Pieces of the old Rice Eccles Stadium turf went on sale when the store opened.
Immigration law, other new statutes go into effect Wednesday
Along with the start of the state's fiscal year, 31 pieces of legislation passed by Utah lawmakers last winter spring to life today.
Utah Valley University is approaching the end of its first year as a four year university.
House Of Delegates Elects Directors, Officers, And Committee Member Prior To PT '09 In Baltimore
The American Physical Therapy Association House of Delegates elected officers, directors, and a member of the Nominating Committee during its annual meeting prior to PT 2009, June 10-13, in Baltimore.
Reading the brain without poking it
Experimental devices that read brain signals have helped paralyzed people use computers and may let amputees control bionic limbs.
U of U Med Student Crowned Miss Nevada
A 23-year-old medical student was crowned Miss Nevada, a day after nervous organizers solved a mystery over the disappearance of the $400 crown.
Utah's deep coal operators face heavy regulation
Two years after a Utah mine collapsed, entombing six miners more than 2,000 feet under a mountain and also killing three members of a rescue team, the state's coal operators are backing away from rich coal reserves held deep under the ground.
Spiritual journey: Park City Episcopal priest took wayfaring path to her calling
Claudia Giacoma has been part of many churches -- Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian.
SWAT team kills man who fired from balcony
Jessica Miller was finishing a sociology paper Friday afternoon when a shotgun blast tore through her apartment wall a few yards away.
Scientists Identify Major Factor That Controls HIV Latency
Scientists at the Gladstone Institutes of Virology and Immunology have found another clue that may lead to eradication of HIV from infected patients who have been on antiretroviral therapy.
Utah's Wasatch Front gets first air-quality warning of the summer
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's roundtable in September in Salt Lake City on Sept.
3. Virtual treadmill takes users anywhere ...
A University of Utah invention simulates walking and running in any environment while you see, smell and hear everything that surrounds you.
More Adults Heading Back to School
Thinking about returning to college? Well, you are not alone. The current economy has forced a number of people to head back to the classroom for a career change.
Motorcycle, pronghorn collide in national park
From staff reports, Jackson Hole, Wyo. June 22, 2009 A motorcycle crashed into a pronghorn Saturday in Grand Teton national park, injuring the two people riding the vehicle.
Beyond Ricci: Experts Predict Hearings' Focus
What cases, other than the already divisive Ricci v. DeStefano , will come to the fore during Sonia Sotomayor 's confirmation hearings? NationalJournal.com polled several Supreme Court observers for their take on this question, and on which Judiciary Committee Republican will be the toughest questioner.
I recently spent a day on the BYU campus as part of an informal reunion with several old dorm-floor roomates and family members.
A sure Rx for poor health: Cut number of med students
As the Utah state health officer, I am personally and professionally concerned about the health and welfare of the citizens in our communities.