News Releases
U of U forms timely and impactful partnership with Dignity Index
At this polarized moment in U.S. politics, the University of Utah and Project UNITE have joined forces to make political and public discourse more productive. Under one of the universityâs first affiliation agreements, the U will join UNITEâs effort to promote the study, teaching, and applied practice of human dignity. (Read More)
Gov. Cox signs first bills of the 2025 General Legislative Session
Friday, Gov. Cox announced the signing of the first 12 bills of the 2025 General Legislative Session, including HB267, Public Sector Labor Union Amendments, and HB269, Privacy Protections in Sex-designated Areas. (Read More)
Utah Senate Democrats condemn Governor Coxâs signature of H.B. 267 into law
The Utah Senate Democrats issued the following statement after Governor Cox signed H.B. 267, Public Sector Labor Union Amendments, into law:
âWith profound disappointment and concern, the Utah Senate Democrats are disheartened by Governor Coxâs decision to sign H.B. 267 into law. This bill not only threatens the safety and well-being of our civil servants but also blatantly disregards the strong opposition voiced by these workers. The ability to negotiate safe working conditions, fair wages, and respect is essential in recognizing the dedication of our public sector employees, who selflessly serve our communities." (Read More)
Utah House Democrats oppose bill ending partnership with E.R.I.C.
The Utah House Democratic Caucus released the following statement on H.B. 332 Voter Registration Data Amendments:
âWe strongly oppose H.B. 332 Voter Registration Data Amendments, a bill that severs Utahâs partnership with the Electronic Registration Information Center (E.R.I.C)âa trusted, nonpartisan network used by 24 states and Washington, D.C. to ensure accurate voter records. E.R.I.C helps Utah identify and correct voter registration inconsistencies, providing county clerks with critical data on approximately 60,000 voter records each year. Eliminating this system would strip clerks of an irreplaceable tool, jeopardizing the integrity of our voter rolls." (Read More)
Curtis tours Hill Air Force Base
U.S. Senator John Curtis (R-UT) visited Hill Air Force Base today to meet with military leaders and discuss the baseâs critical role in national defense, military readiness, and strategic deterrence. As Utahâs largest military installation and a hub for advanced aircraft engineering and logistics, Hill AFB plays a critical role in maintaining and modernizing the nationâs airpower. During his visit, Senator Curtis received briefings on the Ogden Air Logistics Complex, Minuteman III and Sentinel Intercontinental Ballistic Missile systems, 75th Air Base Wing, and 388th and 419th Fighter Wings. (Read More)
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