Utah State University is offering additional free passes for students to the Zero Gravity Summit, an aerospace and defense event in Salt Lake City, due to high demand.

The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art is hosting a "Creating Wellness" workshop series combining art therapy and self-care, led by art therapist Susie Andruk.

South Jordan City explained its tax revenue distribution, emphasizing the importance of taxes in funding city services and inviting residents to partake in a survey to express their views on the tax structure.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox appointed a new Utah Supreme Court justice, a move shaping the state's legal future, with details announced at a press conference.

Utah's GOP initiated a campaign to overturn Proposition 4, which aimed to establish an independent redistricting commission to prevent gerrymandering.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed 16 bills from the First Special Session of the Sixty-sixth Legislature, covering matters from the Great Salt Lake Amendments to judiciary and education reforms.

Governor Spencer J. Cox has nominated Judge John Nielsen to the Utah Supreme Court to succeed the retiring Justice John A. Pearce. Nielsen's confirmation is pending Senate approval.

Utah State University's Heravi Peace Institute teams with organizations to enhance transformative mediation, offering a certification training to foster understanding and relationship preservation in conflict resolution.

USU's fall enrollment rose 3.2% to 29,831, with initiatives like concurrent enrollment and the Connections class credited for the increase. Over 75% of first-year students participated in the program fostering academic success.

Study shows that auditors who signal their strategic approach can deter financial fraud, with managers expecting greater effort to conceal misconduct when aware of the auditors' tactics.

Governor Cox's week includes a focus on military and business interests, culminating in a New Zealand trip for international relations, while Lt. Gov. Henderson focuses on environmental and health issues in Utah.

The USU Today article outlines the persistent threat of phishing and offers tips to recognize and avoid scams, while announcing a campus event to improve cybersecurity awareness.

USU Interim President Smith provided updates on initiatives, strategic reinvestment plans, and staff changes, and addressed a campus event controversy.