Password application changes go live on March 13
UIT will upgrade the interface and functionality of several University of Utah password- and authentication-related applications.
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MexTour international soccer coming to Rice-Eccles
The Mexico Men’s National Team will take on Switzerland at Rice-Eccles on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at 2 p.m.
Read MoreYouth Education’s Campus Camps and Club U are enrolling now!
It’s never too early to start planning for summer, and with the wildly popular Campus Camps and Club U, you’ll want to register your child ASAP! These camps fill up fast, offering a wide range of activities from the traditional summer camp experience, dungeons and dragons to drawing, coding, skateboarding, STEAM, and more. There’s truly […]
Read MoreBridging Campus and Community: Honoring the 2025 CEL Faculty Award Recipients
The Office of Undergraduate Studies offers congratulations and gratitude for the recipients’ incredible service to the University of Utah and Utah communities.
Read MoreCounseling Center hosts Lego Brix Speed Building Competition
The first-ever Lego Brix Speed Building Competition will be held on March 19 at 7 p.m. in the Union Saltair Room.
Read MoreJoseph Moore, U geoscientist directing Utah’s geothermal research, honored by lawmakers
Moore was honored for his lifetime of service and dedication to advancing geothermal energy, leading groundbreaking research and serving as a mentor to hundreds of young scientists.
Read MoreDay of Kindness returns
April 2 is the University of Utah’s second annual Day of Kindness.
Read MoreSpring fever? Travel training makes it easier than ever to get away!
The series of online courses provide travelers with step-by-step instructions for the entire travel process.
Read More‘Antiques Roadshow’ at Red Butte Garden
At each appraisal event, guests will receive free verbal evaluations of their antiques, art and collectibles by experts from the country’s leading auction houses and independent dealers.
Read MoreCritical minerals research to be highlighted at Tech Tuesday on Feb. 18
Join a discussion about research collaboration and critical minerals innovation. An expert panel will share the latest developments and explore opportunities for collaboration between academia and industry.
Read MoreNew Chief Financial Officer named
The CFO is responsible for preserving a sound financial structure for the university.
Read MoreMicrosoft Copilot is the U’s only approved AI tool
DeepSeek, ChatGPT, etc., expose the university and its data to IT security risks.
Read More2025 Ivory Community Leadership Award nominations now open
Students currently enrolled or recently graduated (within the last five years) from the University of Utah are eligible to be nominated for the 2025 Ivory Community Leadership Award. Self-nominations are welcome.
Read MoreExplore health law topics at the annual Law and Biomedicine Colloquium
Topics range from ketamine to menstrual tracking and medical device regulation.
Read MoreEducation professor David Stroupe to co-edit journal Science Education
Stroupe joins Ron Gray and Scott McDonald in taking over the editorship from Sherry Southerland and John Settlage in January.
Read MoreCollege of Engineering researchers receive DOE grants to put carbon back underground
Faculty wins $35 million to expand research into commercial-scale carbon storage across Utah to tackle climate change.
Read MoreUniversity Teaching Committee upcoming deadlines
Check out the upcoming University Teaching Committee nomination and application deadlines for the 2024-25 academic year.
Read MoreBilly Joel and Sting to perform live at Rice-Eccles Stadium
The concert, filled with the musicians’ most popular songs from throughout their careers, marks their first performance together at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
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