The University of Utah's historic 56-year-old Jon M. Huntsman Center is now looking for a new home.

University of Utah President Taylor Randall’s discussion of the Huntsman Center future was part of a larger discussion of what Utah’s flagship university will look like in the future as it transitions from a traditionally commuter campus to more of a residential “destination” campus, while enhancing its “college town magic,” Jason Swensen reported.

A major element of the vision involves a campus evolving to include campus districts or "neighborhoods."

“I want to make it clear that we have not decided where the new arena should go,” said Randall. “We need to study the economics, the location, the parking, the access and events will continue at our current Huntsman Center until a new arena is constructed.”

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Doxxed by Rolling Stone, Utah’s ‘DataRepublican’ tells us what she’s discovered

The Utah software engineer who is drawing nationwide attention from the White House, the media and the world’s richest man will tell you the potential of artificial intelligence is best summed up by 1 Samuel Chapter 17, Brigham Tomco reported.

By her reading, AI is not an uncontrollable threat to humanity, it’s the slingshot in the hands of David that defeats a government Goliath — and it’s the gift that will save America, Tomco writes.

“AI gives us the ability to take on massive, entrenched systems that would otherwise be impossible to untangle,” Jennica Pounds told the Deseret News. “Without it, we’d be fighting blind.”

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