by Christine Cooke | Sep 9, 2020
Google, pandemic, and a fragile economy are accelerating changes to higher ed Written by Christine Cooke September 9, 2020 Google is changing higher education. It recently announced the launch of Google Career Certificates – affordable, weeks-long courses...
by Christine Cooke | Aug 26, 2020
Give parents flexibility in use of education funding – especially now Written by Christine Cooke August 26, 2020 Despite recent rumblings that Utah legislators would offer tax credits to parents whose children are taught at home, the policy was not pursued...
by Derek Monson | Aug 20, 2020
New healthcare study puts U.S. at No. 4 in world Written by Derek Monson August 20, 2020 As Utah lawmakers debate pharmaceutical industry regulation and public health pandemic guidelines for their special legislative session, a new study, the World Index of...
by Sutherland Institute | Aug 17, 2020
Transcript: Sutherland’s 2020 Congressional Series event with Sen. Mitt Romney Written by Sutherland Institute August 17, 2020 The following is an unedited transcription of remarks delivered by Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) during Q&A: Senate Updates...
by Christine Cooke | Aug 12, 2020
Sutherland Institute launches new series to review civics education resources for parents Written by Christine Cooke August 12, 2020 Utah parents and teachers of K-12 public school students are in a unique position – again. Weighing the threat of COVID-19 and...
by Derek Monson | Aug 12, 2020
College sports shutdowns reveal another virus: uncertainty Written by Derek Monson August 12, 2020 Our educational institutions are infected. Debates rage about whether we should open K-12 public schools to in-person instruction. University athletic...
