By Annalisa Purser, communications specialist, University Marketing and Communications [bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-7″]If you’re new to campus (and even if you’re not), download the “New To The U” app right away so you don’t miss out on Welcome Week activities, contests, socials, opportunities to get involved and of course, free food. Welcome Week, coordinated by the […]
Read MoreWith thermometers hitting the high 90s and hotter along the Wasatch Front, beat the heat with these excursions into the Uinta Mountains.
Read MoreUtah Rugby was one of 24 teams invited to the Collegiate Rugby Championships in Philadelphia, where teams competed in the faster “7s” format, which will be a 2016 Summer Olympic sport.
Read MoreUtah Baseball becomes the first men’s team to win a Pac-12 Championship and earns an NCAA tournament berth for the first time since 2009.
Read MoreOur state is a national treasure of varied and unique landscape, all within a day’s drive (or less) from campus. Here are seven spots worth a road trip.
Read MoreJan. 13 is Protect Our Winters Day. Learn what you can do to help save the ‘Greatest Snow On Earth.’
Read MoreWith another semester in the books, here’s a look at the highlights through the social media lens.
Read MoreOnce a year, the Natural History Museum of Utah opens its doors to the bones, artifacts and archaeologists that aren’t out on the exhibition floors. This unique opportunity for a “behind-the-scenes” experience is this weekend. Here are more details about the occasion from NHMU: “With 1.5 million objects in our collections, only a fraction are […]
Read MoreFall is the perfect season to experience the Wasatch Mountains’ world-class mountain biking. The U’s Dirt Rider Society student club lists its favorites from beginner to expert.
Read MoreThe most-hyped opener in Utah Football history is this Thursday. We have the details on parking, public transit and the upcoming season.
Read MoreCrimson Nights, hosted by the Union Programming Council, is open to all U students and even attracts students from colleges across the state. The nighttime party in the Union is free to U students with their UCard and $5 for other students with their college IDs. The kickoff event is tailgate themed and includes games, […]
Read MoreWords of wisdom for those navigating the uncharted territories of college life.
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