2023: A year in perspective
The U continues to rise toward excellence, with an even stronger reputation as one of the nation’s leading research universities.
Read MoreThe U continues to rise toward excellence, with an even stronger reputation as one of the nation’s leading research universities.
Read MoreWith market interest in game-related development and employment on the rise, the U has expanded.
Read MoreThe Presidential Scholar award supports the work of exceptionally promising mid-career faculty in academic units across campus by providing $10,000 in funding each year for three years to the award winners.
Read MoreThis reflects the University of Utah’s ability to meet the rigorous, nationally recognized standards for program quality that were developed to ensure excellence in educator preparation.
Read MoreUtes tie for fourth among all power five public institutions with second-best rate in school history.
Read MoreThese annual distinguished and honorary alumni awards, along with honorary degrees, are the highest honors awarded by the U.
Read MoreInaugural MLK gala to pay tribute to Utah community and civil rights leaders.
Read MoreEldridge will serve as Tribal Liaison for each of the state’s eight federally recognized indigenous nations.
Read MoreThe U community can help Osei Boateng win a $100,000 grant toward continuing his humanitarian work in Ghana by voting for him as “Hero of the Year,” every day through Dec. 5.
Read MoreU students aim for the moon in NASA competition, and nail it with their proposal for refining iron on lunar surface.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024, qualifying candidates for president of the United States will take center stage at Kingsbury Hall for a moderated debate to be broadcast on all major television networks.
Read MoreThe U is now the highest-ranked public college in the West, according to the Wall Street Journal’s latest round of rankings of U.S. universities.
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