Increasing student success through innovation
The University of Utah has joined a national collaboration of public research institutions dedicated to making innovations to better serve the students often found at the margins.
Read MoreThe University of Utah has joined a national collaboration of public research institutions dedicated to making innovations to better serve the students often found at the margins.
Read MoreAs the University of Utah continues to strengthen its commitment to serve every student, the institution has been invited to join the University Innovation Alliance.
Read MoreMeet many of the outstanding Native members of our University of Utah community.
Read MoreThe bench of the state’s top court has a female majority for the first time in its history.
Read MoreThe goal of the initiative is to empower women to participate fully in public life and civic leadership through elected political office at all levels, participation in campaigns and engagement in the political system.
Read MoreAs part of ongoing efforts to better serve the vast U campus community, DPS is restructuring.
Read More“I want to expand the center to provide other physical spaces on campus for students to feel safe, welcomed and have that same sense of belonging that we have at the AIRC.”
Read More“As a student, people in my cohort are from all over the country. Our students are diverse. They have unique backgrounds, various family lives and different socioeconomic statuses. This experience is a great way to help you grow as a person, and it contributes to who I am today.”
Read MoreThe U celebrated 11 of Utah’s Veterans as part of the university’s 25th annual Veterans Day ceremony.
Read MoreThe event is part of ongoing efforts at the U to reach out to students of traditionally marginalized backgrounds in order to make college more accessible.
Read MoreA full schedule of events will honor veterans on campus this week, including the 25th annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Friday, Nov. 11.
Read MoreNearly eight decades after the end of World War II, just three of the few hundred Navajo Marines who served as code talkers are still alive. As the living history these individuals embody slips away, a collection of code talker oral histories housed at the University of Utah is an invaluable tool in preserving their legacies.
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