JUMP TO: Bennion Center honored by lawmakers U professors honored by Ecological Society of America Chemistry chair honored with American Chemical Society award Beacons of Excellence Award call for nominations Inclusive access to textbooks: Save students up to 80 percent Fitness classes now half off Intramural sports second session registration now open Articulation agreement BENNION […]
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] NEW TECH TREATMENTS FOR EPILEPSY EDGE CLOSER TO A CURE For centuries epilepsy was a mystery. Individuals who suffered from seizures were thought to be either agents of God — or possessed by demons. Even in the 20th century, people with epilepsy faced a lot of misunderstanding and stigma around their condition. While […]
Read MoreGlobalFEST Tour Spotlights Two of the Most Innovative and Provocative Young Latin Bands in the U.S. Acoustic alt-folk band Las Cafeteras, from East LA, and NYC’s all-female mariachi group Flor de Toloache are two of the freshest, most innovative and provocative bands in contemporary Latin music. These two bands will share the stage at Kingsbury […]
Read MoreThe Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Site is holding free tax clinic through April 7, 2018.
Read MoreBy Josiane Dubois, Department of Theatre The U Department of Theatre presents the dramatic comedy “Up (The Man in the Flying Chair)” Follow your dreams as high as they go The Department of Theatre is thrilled to present the dramatic comedy written by Bridget Carpenter “Up (The Man in the Flying Chair),” a story that […]
Read MoreJUMP TO: Dean Keith Diaz Moore named interim senior vice president for Academic Affairs Beacons of Excellence Award call for nominations Fitness classes now half off Intramural sports second session registration now open Articulation agreement Learning Abroad now a passport acceptance facility Clear the Air Challenge Excellence in Global Engagement Awards INTERIM SVP FOR ACADEMIC […]
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] COMMON HEALTH PROBLEMS OF OLYMPIANS South Korea served up various health risks for athletes and spectators alike during the winter games. [/bs_col][bs_col class=”col-sm-4″][bs_well size=”lg” ] pregnancy and sleep Pregnant women have plenty of things to worry about. What they can (and cannot) eat. Gaining too much (or not enough) weight. Getting enough […]
Read MoreOn Friday, March 2, the Marriott Library will be celebrating 50 years. Take a look back at this great library from the very beginning.
Read MoreElizabeth Smart spoke to students at the U last week, saying whatever it is you’re going through, keep happiness in sight – your end goal.
Read MoreU engineer says new study forces researchers to rethink how elderly break their bones.
Read MoreUniversity honors nine campus leaders with Alta Sustainability Leadership Awards at the Environment and Sustainability Research Symposium.
Read MoreAnnual Edie Kochenour Memorial Lecture and Symposium focuses on expanding leadership horizons, featuring panelists who work in surgery.
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