YOU’RE INVITED
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Join President Pershing for a day of fun, food and tradition as he welcomes the class of 2019 to campus.
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ONE MORE CHANCE FOR TICKETS
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Obstructed view tickets for the Dalai Lama go on sale Wednesday, July 29 at 10 a.m.
Read MorePOLICE STATION CELEBRATION
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Celebrate 50 years of the University of Utah Police Department with free food and activities, July 15 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Read MoreDALAI LAMA COMING TO U
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Speaking about compassion and universal responsibility, the Dalai Lama of Tibet will visit the Huntsman Center, Sunday, Oct. 18. Buy your tickets next Monday, July 13.
Read MoreEDUCATION ABROAD
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Students can choose from more than 500 international education programs in more than 60 countries, ranging in length from one week to a year.
Read MoreNHMU FREE FOR FAMILIES
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Join the Natural History Museum of Utah for a staff and faculty appreciation evening on May 27.
Read MoreWALK THIS WAY: U TO GRADUATE 8,363 STUDENTS
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The general commencement ceremony is Thursday, May 7, while most college convocations are Friday, May 8.
Read MoreMAKING A CAMPUS-COMMUNITY CONNECTION
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The 4th Annual Community Engagement Day celebrates the strong bond between the University of Utah and the community that gives it home. Get involved and connect with your community.
Read MoreSTUDENT APPRECIATION DAY
Join the University Campus Store on Tuesday, April 28 for free food, prizes and 30 percent off.
Read MoreEARTH DAY AT THE U
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Visit campus on April 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., for live music from a student artist, service and internship opportunities, free T-shirts, stations with interactive sustainable projects and a student art show.
Read MoreONE DAY, THREE COLLECTIONS
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Bring electronic waste, as well as personal documents and unused pharmaceuticals to the U on April 22 for responsible recycling and disposal.
Read MoreRITES OF SPRING
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This weekend’s red-white game is a chance for borderline players to prove themselves worthy of playing time come fall, for younger players to turn heads and make an immediate impact and for first-teamers to gel in the system and hone the playbook.
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