Breaking ground on Impact and Prosperity Epicenter
The $114 million project is made possible by the generous support of anchor donations from Jim Sorenson and Robert and Lynette Gay.
Read MoreAuthor: Andy Thompson
Join Team U and ‘clear the air’ this July
Track the single-occupant vehicle trips you save when you work remotely, utilize active transportation, public transit and car pooling.
Read MoreTaking on LGBT discrimination at soccer stadiums
When homophobic chants became common during international soccer games, U alum Paul Burke knew he had to use his legal skills to make a positive change.
Read MoreDan Reed elected to lead National Science Board
As chair, Reed leads the board that serves as an independent advisor to Congress and the president on science and engineering policy, and that governs and sets policy for the National Science Foundation.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Kaitlyn Workman
“College is as whimsical as it is relentless. I never thought my experience would include standing on the border of North Korea, covering a riot as a news reporter or burying my brother. Life is a gorgeous and unexpected journey.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Destiny Wallingford
“In navigating the mundane, rising beyond challenge, persevering, fostering fortitude and reveling in success, we entered this institution from one version of existence and transformed as we traveled through some incredibly trying times.”
Read MoreOrigins of U.S. anti-Blackness linger
Categories: Belonging
Members of the U community and administration were painted a picture of what it’s like to be Black in higher education and society.
Read MoreU athletes at the 2022 Winter Olympics
There are 38 Olympians with ties to the U competing in Beijing.
Read MoreThe MUSS named ESPN Student Section of the Year
The Mighty Utah Student Section turns 20 with top marks.
Read MoreNew Year’s in Pasadena: A Rose Parade guide
Longtime Tournament of Roses volunteer and U parent provides a “101” on the Rose Parade.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ross Tester
Categories: Humans of the U
“Going to the U was a no-brainer because of its proximity to intense, yet beautiful mountains, and the outdoor culture that they cultivate.”
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ginger Cannon
“There is a direct relationship between the surrounding built environment and our individual health and well-being.”
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