The 2025 Ivory Prize Winners Announced

Ivory Innovations, a nonprofit academic center based at the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business, today announced the winners of its seventh annual Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability (Ivory Prize) awards. Ivory Innovations works to source, support and scale the most compelling housing innovations through the Ivory Prize, which recognizes and funds novel solutions to the housing crisis in three areas: Construction and Design, Finance, and Policy and Regulatory Reform. In addition to national recognition and ongoing support from Ivory Innovations, each winner receives $100,000.

Adventure Meets Entertainment During Park City Mountain’s 2025 Summer Season 

Park City Mountain is gearing up for another unforgettable summer, packed with music, events, and mountain adventures. While construction continues at Canyons Village on the transformative new Sunrise Gondola, set to debut for the 2025/26 winter season, the mountain will remain a vibrant summer destination buzzing with activity from morning hikes to sunset concerts and more. When complete, the new Sunrise Gondola will make it faster and easier than ever for skiers and riders to hit the slopes come winter; but first, there’s an incredible summer to enjoy. 

Placemakr Salt Lake City Debuts in Utah

Flexible living meets uniquely designed luxury in the heart of downtown Placemakr, a flexible-use hospitality and multifamily operator, today announced the launch of its first property in Salt Lake City, Utah. Operating in partnership with High Boy Ventures, a residential real estate development company, Placemakr Salt Lake City at Brix will offer a unique blend […]

Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum Partners With Clark Planetarium For 2025 Summer Camps

Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum is thrilled to announce its 2025 Summer Camps, offering for the first time ever camp options in partnership with the Clark Planetarium. This year’s lineup of camps offers a wide variety of dynamic hands-on, STEAM-focused programs for children ages 5 to 10 years old, with the collaborative additions of Prehistoric Explorers, […]

UVU Expands Credit for Prior Learning Program, Helping Adult Learners Earn College Credit for Work Experience

Utah Valley University (UVU) is expanding opportunities for adult learners to earn college credit through its credit for prior learning (CPL) program, helping students turn real-world experience into academic progress.

UVU has made CPL a strategic priority to support adult learners — especially those who started a degree but did not finish. The initiative is designed to encourage both new and returning students to complete their degrees through a flexible, affordable pathway that saves time and money. By expanding CPL, UVU aims to increase graduation rates and provide a faster route to career advancement.