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The Bear River Health Department has announced two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Cache County. Both patients are above 60
The Bear River Health Department announced its first case of COVID-19 in Box Elder County Tuesday afternoon. The person is
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Starting Wednesday, all academic courses held at Utah State University will be moved online, and classes will be canceled until
Utah State University seniors are distraught over event and class cancellations and fear they might not be able to walk
Students should expect a 2.8 percent increase in their tuition, Utah State University President Noelle Cockett said at a town
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Utah State University announced Tuesday afternoon all university events occuring after Thursday will be canceled until April 8. University faculty
Tanner Anderson, candidate for USUSA Diversity and Organizations Vice President, did not attend the Utah Statesman debate, so we asked