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Thursday morning, May 14, 2020Herd Immunity Still Far OffUtah’s epidemiologist Angela Dunn announced two more COVID-19 related deaths Wednesday, bringing…
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The U.S. sport climbing team’s hopes and aspirations are on pause after the Tokyo Olympics were postponed for a year due to the COVID–19 pandemic. “It’s…
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Rock climbing is making its debut in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and the U.S. national team is training in Salt Lake City. For the eight elite athletes who…
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Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk remembers coming to Utah in the 1990s, when Park City was one of the few places that allowed snowboarding.Utah has “always…
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Utah has Olympic fever again. Business and political leaders on Utah’s Olympic/Paralympic Exploratory Committee unanimously agreed Wednesday to move…
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Utah County Commissioners caused an uproar in March when they sent a letter to Provo City, stating intent to end its contracts over the Peaks Ice…
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Many of the US athletes arriving in Rio are not only participating in the Olympic games, they’re taking part in a research study about the Zika virus. A…
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The U.S. Olympic Committee has added the University of Utah to its National Medical Network to support elite U.S. athletes. It’s the third medical center…
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The University of Utah is removing the iconic Hoberman Arch outside of Rice-Eccles Stadium. The Hoberman Arch was a key part of the imagery of the 2002…
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Westminster College held a celebration on campus Friday for the 23 students who recently competed in Sochi. The liberal arts school had more…
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In one of their final practices before heading off to SochiJessica Jerome, Lindsey Van, and Sarah Hendrickson take turns launching off of the 90 meter…
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The Westminster College community will be watching the opening ceremonies in Sochi with extra pride this year. The liberal arts school in Salt Lake City…