University of Utah presidents can no longer unilaterally approve their spouse’s travel reimbursements

The change follows Tribune reporting that documented how much the U. spent on travel expenses for Janet Randall, the spouse of U. President Taylor Randall.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Taylor Randall and his wife, Janet, are greeted outside of Kingsbury Hall following his inauguration ceremony as University of Utah's 17th president on Wednesday, March 23, 2022.

University of Utah presidents can no longer unilaterally approve their spouse’s travel reimbursements

The change follows Tribune reporting that documented how much the U. spent on travel expenses for Janet Randall, the spouse of U. President Taylor Randall.

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