Art students display their artwork in the EVPAA suite

These pieces are currently on display in the EVPAA suite and are available for anyone who would like to view them.

All students who register by May 15 at 5 PM have a chance in the lottery.

Real spring has arrived at the Red Butte Garden

Come to the Red Butte Garden to see the symphony of spring!

Dry humor, and a big message in ‘Urinetown’

It’s a banger to end on as we melt in one of the warmest and driest winters in our state’s recorded history.

Humans of the U: Leilani Allan McLaughlin

“Progress in 2026 is just getting diverse people into a room and them seeing the beauty in that diversity.”

Celebrate Pride Week at the U

The Center for Community and Cultural Engagement is hosting a variety of events from March 30 to April 4 for all members of the campus community.

Veteran law enforcement leader named new deputy chief safety officer

Jack Carruth brings 31 years of experience to the deputy chief safety officer role, including a decade as a police chief.

U web editors make final push to meet April federal digital accessibility deadline

Across campus, teams are taking technical and practical approaches to improving accessibility.

Utah wildfire camera network supports management efforts, U research

In rural Utah, wildfires often go unnoticed before they spiral out of control.

Classics at the U: Enduring and vital

Starting in Fall 2026, U students will have another opportunity to study the classics with the introduction of the newly created Classical Civilizations emphasis.

Humans of the U: William Smith

“If someone needs mental health care, this is one of the places that offers the best care, best research, best clinicians, best academics for preparing students to go out and impact the world.”

University of Utah earns dual recognition in global and U.S. patent rankings

Researchers are developing solutions that improve lives and strengthen the economy.