Thank you university employees

Another successful Employee Appreciation Day is in the books.

Research

Molecule could reduce surgical complications

The molecule helps organs protect themselves from damage during decreases in blood flow.

Research

Printing the Andes

Doctoral student Susana Velasquez-Franco got help from the library’s 3-D printing and GIS team.

Research

AI quickly identifies genetic causes of disease in newborns

The finding foreshadows the next phase of medicine, where technology helps clinicians quickly determine the root cause of disease so they can give patients the right treatment sooner.

Equity & Diversity

Joining EDI

Two university departments now fall under Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.

Covid 19

COVID-19 testing, now more than ever

To keep that environment safe and functional, we all need to play a part and take a few precautions.

Equity & Diversity

Responding to incidents of racism and bias

The Racist and Bias Incident Response Team oversees university protocols, programs and processes to provide appropriate and calculated responses to incidents involving bias and racism at the university.

Students

From refugee to student success advocate

Leslie Cepeda’s life experiences have shaped her student-centered approach to advising and mentoring.

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Campus Happenings

Events

Tanner Lecture on Artificial Intelligence and Human Values

The lecture will focus on how the digital revolution is entwined with the evolution of capitalism.

Community

Advancing community-engaged learning

The focus of this new program is civic and community-based learning outcomes.

Commuter Services

Where should I park?

New stalls should make parking a bit easier.

Faculty/Staff

Child care at the U

Campus child care leaders address some current misconceptions related to on-campus child care options.

New podcast from the College of Architecture + Planning

Great things are happening at the College of Architecture + Planning and now there is an easy way to learn more about them! Welcome to Changing Places”- the podcast that believes places are powerful agents of positive social transformation. Join Dean Keith Diaz Moore as he takes you behind the teaching, research and practice at the […]