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Utah's universities are by and large failing to follow a state law requiring them to direct students to a website designed to help them explore the value of potential degrees, an investigation by several journalistic organizations in the state found. The report by the Utah Investigative Journalism Project, The Salt Lake Tribune, The UVU Review and The Signpost found that many universities were not visibly promoting the site or linking prominently to it.

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