Utah legislators are working to reform higher education

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At the 2025 Utah legislative session, a bullseye has already been painted on higher education.

“What we’re trying to do is we’re trying to look at what degrees are being offered at the university level to make sure they’re matching with what’s available or what’s needed in our economy, ” said Senator Chris Wilson, Majority Whip representing district 2, which Utah State University is located in.

Among his interests in energy, affordable housing, and the economy, he sits on the Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, the group responsible for reviewing and advising the state budget for higher ed.

Read more at Utah News.

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