Molly Sweeney By Sheri Jardine, UtahPresents Written by Ireland’s master storyteller Brian Friel and inspired in part by researcher Oliver Sacks’ essay “To See and Not See,” “Molly Sweeney” tells the story of a woman who was blind since childhood. Prompted by the “medical miracle” hopes of both her husband and her surgeon, Molly agrees […]
Read MoreThe Utah State Board of Regents name Dr. Ruth V. Watkins the 16th president of the University of Utah.
Read More“I’ve performed in plays, commercials and movies, and also produce videos for the University of Utah’s Marketing and Communications Office. On sets, I’ve had milk spit on me, found a severed-hand prop while working on an HBO project with Steven Soderbergh, had a Christmas tree fall on me (and was uncomfortably sticky for days) and ate more freeze-dried macaroni and cheese than I care to remember.”
Read MoreMeet Zhigang Zak Fang, professor of metallurgical engineering in the College of Mines and Earth Sciences and a 2017 National Academy of Inventors fellow.
Read MoreRakin Hall, former USC administrator, joins U staff as director of admission.
Read MoreLarger than life ESPN analyst Bill Walton visited the U campus to highlight the U’s sustainability initiatives.
Read MoreHuntsman Cancer Institute CEO and director, Mary Beckerle, honored by National Cancer Institute.
Read MoreJUMP TO: Distinguished Innovation and Impact Award 2018 Deadline Extended Financial Aid Priority Date approaches Global Learning Across the Disciplines grant pre-proposals requested Passing of Bradley Parker, associate professor of history Beehive Honor Society now accepting applications Employee moving expenses now taxable Annual notice: Peer-to-peer file sharing and copyright violation Department of Biology to be […]
Read MoreJUMP TO: Distinguished Innovation and Impact Award 2018 Deadline Extended Financial Aid Priority Date approaches Global Learning Across the Disciplines grant pre-proposals requested Passing of Bradley Parker, associate professor of history Beehive Honor Society now accepting applications Employee moving expenses now taxable Annual notice: Peer-to-peer file sharing and copyright violation Department of Biology to be […]
Read MoreRenew Your Commitment to Safety With the new year upon us, we would like to remind everyone to take time to recommit to workplace safety and the prevention of job related injuries. We recommend that all employees, individually or as a department, review the New Employee Safety Orientation offered to all new employees, located HERE, […]
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] ‘raw’ water risks By Libby Mitchell Picture it: A cool, bubbling, crystal clear mountain spring. Nothing could be so pure or refreshing, right? That’s the sales pitch being given right now by proponents of “raw” water – water that has not been treated or filtered and can cost upwards of $25 a gallon. […]
Read MoreYour Ucard is a free ticket to the arts at the U There are hundreds of arts experiences on campus every year, such as modern art exhibits, sultry jazz concerts, poignant theatre productions, thought-provoking dance performances, film screenings, musicals, symphonies and more. Your UCard gets you into all of them for free or deeply discounted […]
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