A turning point for the U’s libraries
Four town halls are scheduled to discuss evolving needs.
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Here to stay: The Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse
Categories: Athletics, Auxiliary Services, Campus Life, Facilities, Faculty/Staff, Home Page, Students
A historic building on campus is being fortified, and its iconic rooftop featuring large block letters spelling out “UTAH” is not going anywhere.
Read MoreThe U reaches 71% renewable energy
Categories: Auxiliary Services, Awards & Recognition, Facilities, Faculty/Staff, News Releases, Students, Sustainability
A new solar energy contract drastically reduces the university’s carbon footprint.
Read MoreWhat’s open on campus?
Categories: Arts & Humanities, ASUU, Auxiliary Services, Business, Campus Life, Community, Covid 19, Facilities, Faculty/Staff, Students
An inclusive list of facilitates, food courts and amenities open and ready to serve the campus community.
Read MoreU Testing Center reopening
In-person testing will resume July 15, 2020, at the campus Testing Center on the fourth floor of the Student Services Building.
Read MoreResearch Park: Work, play, learn and—live?
Categories: Business, Campus Life, Community, Facilities, Faculty/Staff, Policies & Regulations, Students
A new vision for Research Park has been in development for the past 15 months. See what the next 50 years will look like.
Read MoreU exceeds federal energy reduction commitment
The University of Utah has been using less energy as it rapidly expands.
Read MoreCleaning campus in the time of COVID-19
Facilities management is working hard to keep campus safe. Help them out by staying home.
Read MoreBoard of Regents approves new public safety building
The 25,000-square-foot building gives campus police and emergency managers better tools to help students and keep campus safe.
Read More2002 Olympic cauldron to get a facelift
Ground has broken on the Rice-Eccles Stadium expansion. One of the first steps is to temporarily remove the Olympic cauldron so it can be fully refurbished and out of the way during construction.
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