New Chair of the Department of Film & Media Arts
Tim Palmer comes to the U from the University of North Carolina Wilmington where he served as a professor and the Chair of Film Studies.
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UMail alias management will move to online portal on June 10
A UMail alias is the personalized form of a default UMail address.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah staff are eligible to live at Sunnyside Apartments
The rent includes all utilities, high-speed internet and cable TV, no-fee laundry, and on-site maintenance.
Read MoreJoin us for the U neighbor open house on June 25
This year’s event will focus on sharing the university’s long-range vision for campus development, anchored in the Physical Development Framework and the Impact 2030 strategy.
Read MoreNorthbound lanes of Guardsman Way closed
All lanes of traffic should be open by the time fall semester begins on Aug. 18, 2025.
Read MoreCelebrate community, culture and the future of health care in West Valley
Join us at WestFest for a special celebration of West Valley City and the exciting future we’re building together.
Read MoreTransit impacts for MexTour match at Rice-Eccles Stadium
Before Mexico takes on Switzerland on Saturday, June 7 at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Commuter Services wants to ensure the campus community is aware of transit impacts.
Read MoreU startup Trace AQ brings air quality tech to market
Trace AQ, a science-driven smoke and air quality forecasting technology company, closed its $1.25 million seed round.
Read MoreCelebrating the U’s 175th anniversary at Employee Appreciation Day
EAD will be held on Thursday, September 25 from 10 am – 2 pm at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
Read MoreFall is the time to travel! Spain & Sardinia await with Go Learn
Every detail of the trip is expertly arranged, allowing travelers to fully immerse themselves in the experience.
Read MoreUniversity Counseling Center summer groups
Are you looking for a community to support you in your journey of personal growth and success?
Read MoreBiologist Denise Dearing awarded Governor’s Medal
M. Denise Dearing is this year’s recipient of the prestigious 2025 Utah Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology in the academia/research category, the state’s highest civilian award.
Read MoreApplications open for research fellowship grant
The Floyd O’Neil Marriott Library Research Fellowship offers a $3,500 grant to support scholarly pursuits.
Read MoreGen Next: The scholarship that builds careers
Want to build your career skills and earn a $1,000 scholarship? Apply to Gen Next by June 30 for mentorship, workshops, and networking that fosters Utah’s future leaders.
Read MoreCall for honorary degree nominations
The deadline for the Honorary Degree nominations are Sept. 30, 2025. Please consider nominating someone for the university’s highest honor.
Read MoreMeet Elaine Newton, new director of the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention
Newton will officially step into her role as the new director of MCVP as of May 15.
Read MoreCrafters wanted for Employee Appreciation Day market
If you are a maker of handmade gifts and mementos this is a great opportunity to showcase and sell your wares.
Read MoreStaff Excellence Award nominations now open
The University of Utah Staff Excellence program recognizes superior service and ongoing contributions by both full-time and part-time staff members.
Read More‘Breath of Fresh Air’ AI Hackathon looking for student participants
Teams from around the U and beyond will compete to build digital technologies that address air quality challenges in the Salt Lake Valley — all in an intense 48-hour period.
Read MoreUtah students wanted for air quality hackathon—no coding experience needed. Register by April 15.
Calling any and all Utah undergraduate and graduate students who care about air quality or want to sharpen their problem-solving skills!
Read MoreQuestions or comments about AI at the U? Drop into AI office hours
These weekly meetings give the entire campus community informal access to the U’s top AI research and policy experts.
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.
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