This year’s theme is “Unidos Somos Más”—”Together We Are More.”
Read MoreOn Aug. 28, the university and the Tribe renewed a memorandum of understanding which allows the U’s sports teams to continue using the name “Utes.”
Read MoreThe Court is a new student-focused gathering space that combines dining, comfortable seating, and opportunities for programming outside Urban Bytes.
Read MoreKem C. Gardner Institute Research finds high prices and borrowing costs continue to challenge buyers as Utah prepares for substantial housing demand.
Read MoreAuthor Gabrielle Zevin is featured speaker at Tanner Humanities Center event Oct. 7. Her book “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” tells the fictional tale of video game creators.
Read More“I want to help students understand there is a reason why these resources are here on campus and how important it is to get that co-curricular experience by getting involved.”
Read MoreAs part of the U’s vision for College Town Magic™, students will soon have more ways to find food across campus.
Read MoreThe Native Ascent House represents the culmination of nearly four years of intentional program development.
Read MoreHousing and Dining Programs is making changes designed to better serve the campus community.
Read MoreUniversity leaders are working with colleges, academic departments and advising teams to support students who have taken courses at the Sandy Center.
Read MoreAfter three decades in local television, Ted Capener jumped at the chance for his dream job—vice president of university relations at the University of Utah.
Read MoreFort Douglas is the nexus of U.S. military history in Utah, and the story of the Buffalo Soldiers, a renowned Army unit of African American men, is no different.
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