This year’s celebration comes as NETE marks 30 years of supporting Native students.
Read MoreFor the second straight year, the University of Utah is celebrating October with Festival of Cultures. More than a celebration of culture and community, it is a recognition of the rich heritages, traditions and experiences that make the University of Utah what it is today.
Read More“I understand the value of officers having an education prior to leading. It provides four years to be mentored and developed by the staff at the U and the NROTC.”
Read MoreVaccines are available for anyone 6 months and older and are administered by Community Nursing Services.
Read More“I’ve seen that there’s so many individuals, whether they’re directors or managers, seeing how they’re still pursuing more education and actively doing it has been very motivating and very inspirational.”
Read MoreThis year’s theme is “Unidos Somos Más”—”Together We Are More.”
Read MoreThe event marked the beginning of a new era for students in the Native Ascent Scholars Program.
Read More“I want to help students understand there is a reason why these resources are here on campus and how important it is to get that co-curricular experience by getting involved.”
Read MoreFort Douglas is the nexus of U.S. military history in Utah, and the story of the Buffalo Soldiers, a renowned Army unit of African American men, is no different.
Read More“I want to be able to help people and advocate for fairness among employees, because we are all humans and it’s really important that we do get paid fairly.”
Read More“Fiction novels and that kind of stuff, that’s kind of my jam. I want them to hopefully know all the different things that literature can do outside of just telling an exciting story, and how it can really get your brain buzzing.”
Read More“I feel like my work ethic comes mostly from being in ballet for so long. Like any other sport, you’re striving for perfection.”
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