2025 Innovation Awards recipients
The awards recognize the efforts U students, staff, faculty and startups have made to pursue impactful research and contribute to the university’s culture of innovation.
Read MoreThe awards recognize the efforts U students, staff, faculty and startups have made to pursue impactful research and contribute to the university’s culture of innovation.
Read MoreThe Kathmandu-based company is transforming the construction industry in South Asia by replacing polluting coal-fired bricks with eco-brick technology that reduces CO2 emissions and makes homes safer while cutting costs.
Read MoreThe dedication of the main campus street was led by President Taylor Randall along with university leaders and Eccles family members.
Read MoreAt its second annual symposium, the U One-U Responsible Artificial Intelligence Initiative showcased how it’s raising the state’s profile in ethical innovation.
Read MoreThe Smithsonian Tropical Institute named a trail after U biologist Phyllis Coley to celebrate her decades of research that’s driven rainforest-derived therapies and shaped our understanding of biodiversity.
Read MoreDavid Eccles founded dozens of businesses over his lifetime, becoming Utah’s first multi-millionaire.
Read More“The Fulbright program gives American professors the chance to go to a country they may not normally visit, interact with the local people and be ambassadors of the U.S.”
Read MoreThe gala celebrated scholarship recipients recognized for their academic achievement and contributions to their communities.
Read MoreWith hundreds of alums working at Utah-based companies, Utah Games supplies visionaries and a skilled workforce for the growing local sector.
Read MoreBlair D. Sullivan and Juliet Carlisle will represent the U and U.S. globally in research.
Read MoreThe new L. S. Skaggs Applied Science Building completes the 275,000-square-foot Crocker Science Complex, a celebration of science and our shared belief in a better future.
Read MoreSponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, this nationally competitive program supports academic exchanges between the U.S. and over 140 countries.
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