Category: Campus Life
Stephen Chu’s random walk in science
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Nobel laureate and former Secretary of Energy Stephen Chu enraptured the Frontiers of Science audience with stories of his life, including the Deepwater Horizon crisis.
Read MoreWomen’s Week 2025 Events
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Celebrate Women’s Week at the U with events hosted by the Center for Community and Cultural Engagement and other campus partners. This year’s theme is “Creating Communities of Care.”
Read MorePiloting the way for females in flight
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In 1943, Alberta Hunt Nicholson, a resident of Salt Lake City, joined the Women’s Airforce Service Project (WASP), aiding in the war effort.
Read More2024 Edible Campus Gardens year-in-review
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From fresh produce to experiential learning, the Edible Campus Gardens had a thriving year in 2024—bringing students, staff, faculty and community members together to cultivate sustainability, food security and a deeper connection to the environment.
Read MoreYour voice, your vote: Why the ASUU election matters
Decide who will lead the student government. The deadline to vote is Feb. 28.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Allie Perkins
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“I have always wanted to go to graduate school and participating in undergraduate research has confirmed that is the right path for me.”
Read MoreU Asia Campus expands global reach
The University of Utah Asia Campus kicked off the Spring 2025 Semester with its largest-ever freshman orientation and convocation ceremony.
Read MoreBob Carter shares his vision for the future of academic health
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As universities and academic health systems navigate proposed changes to federal and state levels of support, these potential shifts will require creative solutions.
Read MoreWinter 2025 Utah Magazine hits mailboxes
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Journey through 175 years of U history and more from the latest issue of University of Utah Magazine.
Read MoreTruth in Tuition hearing scheduled for March 5
The proposed tuition increase for 2025-2026 is between 1.75% and 5%, which means a full-time resident undergraduate student taking 15 credit hours would pay approximately $82.44 to $235.54 more per semester.
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