Fighting poverty today may build concern for the people of tomorrow
Research led by U psychologist finds nations with lower levels of poverty, inequality more willing to spend now to benefit future generations.
Read MoreResearch led by U psychologist finds nations with lower levels of poverty, inequality more willing to spend now to benefit future generations.
Read MoreThis year’s theme is “Unidos Somos Más”—”Together We Are More.”
Read MoreOn Aug. 28, the university and the Tribe renewed a memorandum of understanding which allows the U’s sports teams to continue using the name “Utes.” This year, the agreement includes detailed guidelines for Ute student scholarships, as well as a pledge from the university to send U of U Health mobile clinics to the Ute Indian Reservation in the Uinta Basin.
Read MoreThe Court is a new student-focused gathering space that combines dining, comfortable seating, and opportunities for programming outside Urban Bytes.
Read MoreThe University of Utah is continuously working to expand its career readiness resources for students.
Read MoreThe event marked the beginning of a new era for students in the Native Ascent Scholars Program.
Read MoreThe award is designed to honor a U graduate who has demonstrated international impact, commitment to global peace and cooperation.
Read MoreOn Sept. 17, the university will host the first Gulf States Forum and Global U Alumni Impact dinner.
Read MoreThis year’s survey will gather the insight the university needs to advance its Impact 2030 goals.
Read MoreKem C. Gardner Institute Research finds high prices and borrowing costs continue to challenge buyers as Utah prepares for substantial housing demand.
Read MoreAuthor Gabrielle Zevin is featured speaker at Tanner Humanities Center event Oct. 7. Her book “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” tells the fictional tale of video game creators.
Read MoreIn 2026, the internationally visible Department of Anthropology is celebrating its 100th birthday.
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