Celebrating our state’s namesake people through the Ute Proud game
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This football game honors and shares the Ute Indian Tribe culture with the greater U community.
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Racial disparities persist in atrial fibrillation diagnosis and care
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A new study describes racial disparities in the treatment of atrial fibrillation and other cardiovascular conditions, and offers recommendations about how to remediate them.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Samantha Eldridge
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“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 MoreInter-Tribal Student Association hosts conference for high school students
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The 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 MoreSLCC + U = STEM success
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The STEM Success Fair is part of the Utah Pathways STEM (UPSTEM) Initiative, which aims to build pathways to STEM from SLCC to the U to smooth the transition and to better support diverse learners.
Read MoreKahlert Foundation donates $15M to the School of Computing
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The Kahlert Foundation donation to honor the U’s long pedigree in computer science, will help attract and equip increasingly diverse generations of computer scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs.
Read MoreThe 2022-23 Curci Foundation Fellows
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The seven students are the first cohort to receive support from a $1.75 million gift from the Shurl and Kay Curci Foundation’s doctorate scholarship initiative, that will fund two years of graduate school.
Read More5 books for Native American History Month
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, here are five books recommendations available at the J. Willard Marriott Library, recommended by Librarian Allyson Mower.
Read MoreThe erasure of history
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The Fall 2022 U Remembers, “Erasure of History,” will offer solutions against the whitewashing of history and urge us to push back against antisemitism as we work toward a more inclusive future.
Read MoreMarriott Library oral histories provide unique perspectives on Navajo Code Talker experience
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Nearly 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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