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Read MoreAnnouncements
Search launched for dean of the College of Science
Pearl Sandick has been serving as interim dean of the College of Science since March 2025.
Read MoreSpring offerings at the University Counseling Center
There are groups available to help in a variety of ways.
Read MoreUtah Museum of Fine Arts awarded reaccreditation from the American Alliance of Museums
Accreditation signifies excellence to the museum community, to governments, funders, outside agencies and to the museum-going public.
Read MoreApplications open for two faculty awards
Applications are due by Feb. 1 for the Public Service Professorship and Distinguished Faculty Service Award.
Read MoreFuel services on campus for January
During the time in which fuel is not available on campus, vehicles must be filled up off-campus.
Read MorePolicy updates: Strengthening consistency in staff employment practices
The goal is establishing a unified framework for recruitment and employment practices across the university, ensuring transparency and consistency for staff.
Read MoreNew requirement: Offer letters for benefited staff hires
Beginning July 1, 2026, offer letters will be required for all benefited staff hires.
Read MoreTackling the next frontier of nuclear transport
U team wins Stage 1 of national challenge solving the transportation problem for microreactors with digital twin.
Read MoreCall for 2026 Distinguished Mentor Award nominees
The deadline for submitting nominations is Feb. 13, 2026.
Read MoreStorytellers announced for ‘Healthcare Stories’
These rehearsed-but-unscripted stories focus on what “together” can mean in terms of health and health care.
Read MoreCalling all squirrel observers for Squirrel Fest 2025!
Squirrel Fest is NHMU’s annual nine-day data collection extravaganza for Utahns to look for and submit surveys of squirrels to NHMU.
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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