UVU Center for Constitutional Studies Announces Princeton’s Bradford Wilson As First Distinguished Visiting Scholar
Utah Valley University (UVU) announced today that Dr. Bradford Wilson, Princeton University’s executive director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions, will spend one year at Utah Valley University’s Center for Constitutional Studies as its first James Wilson Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Civic Thought. He will start on September 1, 2024.
Hatch Foundation Honors Senator John Thune as 2024 Titan of Public Service
The Orrin G. Hatch Foundation held its Titan of Public Service Award gala this evening, recognizing the achievements and contributions of Senate Republican Whip John Thune. The annual event honors individuals who exemplify the values of service, civility, and bipartisanship, which were the hallmarks of Senator Hatch’s public service. This year’s gala continues the tradition of recognizing distinguished public servants, following in the footsteps of last year’s honorees, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao.
Feedback Requested: Share Your Insights Regarding the Sundance Film Festival!
Everyone is encouraged to share their thoughts on the Sundance Film Festival and how it can best enhance Salt Lake’s hospitality community as a cultural asset. Whether you’ve participated in the festival in the past or are considering it for the future, your feedback is essential in helping us enhance the experience for everyone.
Nexus IT Receives CRN Fast Growth 150 Award
Nexus IT announced that CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Nexus IT to the No. 56 spot on CRN’s 2024 Fast Growth 150 list. With this list, CRN recognizes the fastest-growing and strongest-performing North American technology integrators, solution providers, and IT Consultants.
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions Selected as Honoree in Education by Utah First Lady Abby Cox’s Show Up for Teachers Initiative
On July 8, 2024, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions (RMU) was recognized as an Honoree in Education at the statewide Education Gala at the Grand America. This prestigious award, presented by Deseret News, Utah Business Magazine and Utah’s First Lady Abby Cox, celebrates outstanding contributions to Utah’s education system.
Ballet West Returns to the Garden
Ballet West is returning to the Red Butte Garden with performances back by popular demand, featuring internationally-recognized chorographer Gerald Arpino, alongside choreography by rising star Caili Quan. With its world premiere at Ballet West in June and an invitation to perform at the Kennedy Center a few weeks later, Quan’s Play on Impulse garnered rave reviews.
Red Cross Issues an Emergency Blood Shortage as National Blood Supply Plummets 25% in July
Today, the American Red Cross announced a critical nationwide blood shortage as the Red Cross national blood supply had a staggering decrease of over 25% in July. This alarming drop in blood inventory across the nation poses a serious threat to patient care, prompting the Red Cross of Utah to urge the community to donate blood and safeguard the availability of lifesaving treatments.
Feedback Requested. Share Your Insight on Workforce Shortages
You are invited to participate in a Sutherland Institute Survey on Work and Opportunity. Utah Community Builders and the Salt Lake Chamber are partnering with Sutherland to survey businesses about workforce shortages in entry- and mid-level jobs. We encourage you to participate. Sutherland Institute is asking businesses in Utah and other states about their experiences trying […]
Salt Lake City Weekly Presents the 14th Annual Utah Beer Festival at The Gateway
Salt Lake City Weekly presents the 14th annual Utah Beer Festival at The Gateway on August 17-18 from 1-8 p.m. daily. The Utah Beer Festival features over 200 beers and ciders from local, regional and national breweries. The festival will also feature food trucks, merchandise vendors, a special VIP area, and the Utah Beer Festival is proud to announce a partnership with the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention.
Red Cross of Utah Urges Summer Blood Donations as Severe Injuries Increase During ‘Trauma Season’
The American Red Cross of Utah urges donors to give blood now to reinforce the blood supply as the traditional summer donation lull coincides with “trauma season,” a period marked by a rise in traumatic injuries. Type O blood donors are especially sought after to help hospitals maintain a consistent and reliable supply of the most commonly transfused blood type through August.