Free speech and U
Did you know it’s National Free Speech Week? Did you know the U has a Free Speech Policy?
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Homecoming 2018: One U
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Homecoming Week provides ways for students, alumni and other U fans to celebrate the U’s rich history and traditions of the past and present.
Read MoreShowing love for education
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David Eccles School of Business dedicates Robert H. and Katharine B. Garff Building with community celebration.
Read More10 student resources U need
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In case you misplaced the Parent & Family Handbook from the Office of Orientation & Transition, we’ve highlighted 10 student support services recommended for you.
Read MoreTalmage Building temporarily closed
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Due to fire on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018, the Talmage Building is temporarily closed. Check back here for updates.
Read More‘Imagine New Heights’
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Campaign focuses on supporting students, recruiting and retaining faculty and promoting groundbreaking research, innovation and collaboration.
Read More$200K for ideas improving housing affordability
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Ivory Innovations sponsors national challenge to address critical need for affordable housing construction and design, financing and public policy.
Read MoreMaking room(s)
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This fall, construction will begin on Housing & Residential Education’s newest 992-bed residence hall and fully functioning livable community and set to open fall of 2020.
Read MoreCongratulations, President Watkins
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Read well-wishes from our campus community to President Watkins as her inauguration approaches.
Read MoreThe energizer office
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While the majority of campus took a well-deserved rest over summer break, the Office of Orientation & Transition was only getting started.
Read MoreCelebrating inauguration
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In conjunction with President Watkins’ inauguration ceremony, the U will hold a variety of events across campus to celebrate the occasion.
Read MoreBut I didn’t mean it like that
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What exactly are microaggressions, and why are they a big deal?
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