Amid the state-imposed higher education reallocations process, the University of Utah is planning to cut over 80 inactive courses and programs, with the College of Humanities taking the biggest hit within the list.

As part of a 2025 law , public universities and colleges in the state have to make cuts of 10% of their budget for courses, aiming to weed out “inefficient” programs. Those funds would be set aside in a special account that would later be used to expand high-demand course offerings. Institutions already showed initial plans to the Utah Board of Higher Education in June.

However, with tight deadlines, and several steps along the way of final approval, some details haven’t been finalized.

The University of Utah Board of Trustees agreed on a list of course c

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