Month: September 2018
Talmage Building temporarily closed
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Due to fire on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018, the Talmage Building is temporarily closed. Check back here for updates.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Keith Diaz Moore
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“What drove my architectural career was visiting my grandmother with Alzheimer’s disease in a lockdown wing of a nursing home. Architects, designers and planners have a social responsibility to do better, to act with an ethic of care. That has been my driving force.”
Read MoreCampus safety statistics
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Campus crime statistics, safety resources and security information available in the U’s Annual Security & Fire Safety Report.
Read More‘Imagine New Heights’
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Campaign focuses on supporting students, recruiting and retaining faculty and promoting groundbreaking research, innovation and collaboration.
Read MoreInauguration recap
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The inauguration for Ruth V. Watkins, the 16th president of the University of Utah, was held Friday, Sept. 21, 2018, in Kingsbury Hall.
Read More$200K for ideas improving housing affordability
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Ivory Innovations sponsors national challenge to address critical need for affordable housing construction and design, financing and public policy.
Read MoreScience takes center stage
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Public radio program “Science Friday” took a lay audience on a tour of Utah science. U researchers took, quite literally, center stage.
Read MoreMaking room(s)
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This fall, construction will begin on Housing & Residential Education’s newest 992-bed residence hall and fully functioning livable community and set to open fall of 2020.
Read MoreCampus cup
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National Voter Registration Day kicks off with the U’s participation in the Campus Cup, a state-wide, voter-registration effort. The challenge pits each of Utah’s colleges and universities against each other every two years in a competition to register the greatest percentage of voters.
Read MoreAn international education
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University of Utah and BYU receive $6.8 million from Department of Education for foreign language and area studies.
Read MoreAnnouncements
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JUMP TO: Textbook Adoptions Are Due for Spring Semester Apply to be an Orientation Leader U Outdoors Club Campus Rec sales tax increase Free OSHA trainings and certifications Professional Education offers certificates in legal professions Global Learning Across the Disciplines Grants Learning Abroad: Call for panel participants Buy a Mac or iPad Pro, UTech will […]
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