Decline of vultures and rise of dogs carries disease risks
Feral dogs can’t make up for vultures’ carrion consumption and carry risks of rabies.
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CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
U study about British accents vexing U.S. hearing-impaired elderly and other research on speech and hearing.
Read MoreWHY VULTURES MATTER
University of Utah researchers highlight ecosystem and human impacts of vulture declines.
Read MoreREADY, SET, GEEK WEEK!
ASUU provides students extra services during the most stressful time of the semester.
Read MoreTextbook reviews
Textbook reviews by faculty and staff at the Marriott Library who want to assist U instructors and professors with their textbook choices.
Read MorePreserving an artistic legacy
The Bank of America award will support the conservation of the Chiura Obata “Two Running Horses” screen.
Read MoreMan’s best friend gets an update
The Ivory Prize awarded to a student whose mission to give back has lead to connecting dogs with veterans to help heal the wounds of PTSD through the nonprofit organization Labs For Liberty.
Read MoreYour lying eyes
When John Kircher, professor of educational psychology, arrived at the U as a graduate student in 1977, he wasn’t interested in studying lie detector technology, but after a sequence of events early in his career, he has become a leading expert in the detection of deception.
Read MoreU honors 11 vets with week of events
The 22nd Annual Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony on Monday, Nov. 11, 2019, kicks off a week of events including a dodgeball tournament, a panel discussion on military dogs, a performance at Kingsbury Hall and military highlights at the football game.
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