Two U professors selected as 2024 AAAS Fellows
Amy Barrios and H. Joseph Yost of U of U Health honored ro their research and commitment to mentoring.
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Stress Busters Week spring 2024
From art projects to food to study resources, there is something for everyone!
Read More2024 Bench 2 Bedside winners
This year’s student winners developed a novel syringe accessory to prevent adhesions that may occur in mothers during a caesarian-section surgery.
Read MoreNew ‘Innovate U’ website showcases the U’s cutting-edge research and discoveries
Now there’s a streamlined website and an easy way to find out what innovations the University of Utah and its students, faculty, staff and community are working on.
Read MoreAcademic Senate meeting on April 29
Join the Academic Senate meeting on April 29 from 3-5:30 p.m.
Read MoreSonic Blossom
This special participatory artwork by Taiwanese-American artist Lee Mingwei is on view now through May 5, 2024.
Read MoreRed Butte Garden announces its 2024 Outdoor Concert Series
The Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre offers an outdoor concert experience like no other.
Read MoreU humanities professor receives NEH Grant to memorialize children incarcerated at the Waialeʻe Industrial School for Boys in Hawai’i
The grant is part of an initiative to fund projects on the history of Federal Indian Boarding Schools.
Read MoreGardner Institute honors community leaders with ‘Informed Decision Maker of the Year’ Award
The annual award recognizes individuals and entities that work to help the community prosper.
Read MoreCome celebrate student created games
These games have taken a full year to create and are the result of student teams that manage every aspect of the game creation process.
Read MoreCelebrating DesignBuild at the U
For over 20 years, instructors and students at the U’s School of Architecture have constructed an extensive body of design-build work through the DesignBuild program.
Read MoreSalt Lake City Marathon 2024 starting line on campus
Campus will host the starting line for the 2024 marathon Saturday, April 20, 2024.
Read MoreNorth Medical Drive roadway project
Thank you for your continued patience on this roadway project.
Read MoreNew Digital Learning Technologies media retention policy
All media files uploaded to or currently stored in Kaltura in Canvas and at mediaspace.utah.edu will be subject to the new policy.
Read MoreMathematics professor Aaron Fogelson, who models blood clotting, named SIAM Fellow
This year’s 26 SIAM Fellows form a crucial group of researchers advancing the fields of applied mathematics, computational science and data science.
Read MoreIntroducing a fresh wave of delicious dining at the Ken Garff University Club
The Ken Garff University Club at Rice-Eccles Stadium is revitalizing campus dining.
Read MoreCelebrate the Basic Needs Collective
Mark your calendars for Monday, April 22, from 12-2 p.m.
Read MoreNew eMOU System for International Partnerships & Agreements
Effective immediately, all U faculty and staff should use the eMOU system when initiating new and renewals of existing international agreements and partnerships.
Read MoreAs Concur changes take effect, Travel Services improves support model for campus
Travel Services is excited to host the Travel Arrangers Symposium on Tuesday, May 28 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
Read MoreTwo David Eccles School of Business masters programs achieve impressive rankings
The Master of Science in Finance program is ranked #9 and the Master of Science in Business Analytics program came in at #5, according to the TFE Times.
Read MoreUtah System of Higher Education updates
Information about the new commissioner, and decisions on tuition and fee adjustments.
Read MoreDesh Gaskins receives award from NODA
Gaskins, assistant director for Orientation and Transition at the University of Utah, has received the 2024 Region III Outstanding New Orientation, Transition, and Retention Professional Award from NODA – Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education.
Read MoreCelebrate Earth Month at the U
The U’s Sustainability Office has planned a month of engaging activities, thought-provoking discussions and opportunities to connect around the theme “Climate Hope.”
Read MoreScholarly Exploration: Floyd O’Neil Marriott Library Research Fellowship
The annual Floyd O’Neil Marriott Library Research Fellowship, a $3,500 grant honoring Floyd A. O’Neil, fosters scholarly pursuits within Special Collections.
Read MoreCommunity Engaged Learning and Scholarship 2024 faculty award winners
Community Engaged Learning and Scholarship is thrilled to announce this year’s Faculty Award Winners.
Read MoreMore iPads available to borrow through library, ASUU partnership
Thanks to new funding through ASUU, 35 new iPads are available for checkout at the J. Willard Marriott Library at the Knowledge Commons desk on level two.
Read MoreLibrary installs new data visualization wall in ProtoSpace
The Marriott Library’s ProtoSpace has recently completed a three-year project to research, fund and install a high-resolution Data Visualization Wall, Vis Wall.
Read MoreSenior state facilities management veteran to lead campus construction
Jim Russell’s first day will be March 18. He replaces former Chief Facilities Officer Robin Burr, who served in the job for seven years.
Read MoreU ranked as a top online-school for veterans
College Consensus has ranked the University of Utah as number eight in “The 25 Best ONLINE Colleges for Veterans in 2024.”
Read MorePassover and Ramadan dining options for students
Recognizing the central role that food plays in these traditions, Dining Services at the University of Utah has curated seasonal menus.
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