Fort Douglas is a living record of Utah and American military history that continues to shape the University of Utah campus.
Read MoreThe oldest building on the University of Utah campus tells the story of the Civil War, the American West and the military post that made the U possible.
Read MoreThis effort improves preparedness and helps every student, employee, patient and visitor know what to do and trust that additional information will be shared regularly.
Read MoreThe U has grown alongside the country, opening up a new frontier of innovation and public service.
Read MoreAs campus returns to normal, the U has compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions from the community, and will continue to be updated.
Read MoreAs the U continues to evolve, dining will become more than an amenity.
Read MoreThe partnership marks a major milestone in the launch of the institution’s effort to protect its core missions of education and research, while also generating sustainable funding for Utah Athletics.
Read MoreIn Utah and in Incheon, U campus communities remain a secure place to learn and thrive as safety is continuously evaluated, informed by global perspectives and strengthened through regular communication.
Read MoreIn the 2025-26 school year, students ultimately consumed 954,273 meals across the two primary residential dining locations: Kahlert Village and Peterson Heritage Center.
Read MoreThe Presidential Internship program gives undergraduates the opportunity to contribute to strategic projects that advance the U’s goals, while providing campus leadership with valuable insight into the student experience.
Read MoreStarted as a student-led initiative in 1996, the Edible Campus Gardens have been a resource for the campus to conduct research and classes, support wellbeing and connect with community.
Read MorePublic safety officials, students, staff, faculty and law enforcement leaders gathered at the University of Utah for the annual event focused on preparing campuses for emergencies and preventing violence.
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