University of Utah football teams receive $43,371,848 in 2024
University of Utah in Salt Lake City spent $43,371,848 on football teams in 2024, a 7.2% increase over the previous year, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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CherylKActon comments on Mia Love’s congressional service and Neal A. Maxwell’s legacy
In tweets posted on May 17 and May 18, CherylKActon reflected on Mia Love’s tenure representing Utah in Congress and highlighted Neal A. Maxwell’s career shift from academia to religious leadership.
Utah baseball falls to Baylor 11-10 in regular season finale
Utah baseball dropped its regular season finale against Baylor by an 11-10 score on Senior Day. Several seniors contributed key performances before Baylor rallied late to win. The Utes now look ahead to competing in the Big 12 Tournament.
Nine global finalists to compete for $250,000 Wilkes Climate Innovation Prize at University of Utah
Nine international teams have been named finalists for the $250K Wilkes Climate Innovation Prize at the University of Utah. Their projects tackle challenges like clean construction materials and sustainable agriculture. The winner will be announced later this year after presentations at a public summit.
1 attorney held an active license in ZIP Code 84180 during April
In April, ZIP Code 84180 had one active attorney licensed to practice, based on information from the Utah State Bar.
3 attorneys hold active licenses in ZIP Code 84158 as of April
As of April, three attorneys maintained active licenses in ZIP Code 84158, according to figures from the Utah State Bar.
Utah baseball team secures 8-7 victory over Baylor with five multi-hit performances
The University of Utah baseball team edged out Baylor in an 8-7 win marked by strong hitting performances and key pitching contributions. The Utes look ahead to closing their regular season with more home games against Baylor.
Senator John Curtis hosts small business expo in Utah, highlights innovation and policy efforts
Senator John Curtis brought together entrepreneurs and officials for a small business expo highlighting innovation in Utah. The event addressed topics including supply chain resilience and new legislation supporting local businesses.
Utah swim and dive head coach Jonas Persson signs contract extension through 2031
Jonas Persson will remain as head coach of Utah’s swimming & diving teams through at least 2031 following a new contract extension announced by Athletics Director Mark Harlan. The move comes after several seasons of record-setting performances under Persson’s leadership.