Out of more than 400 submissions, a university committee has narrowed the field to nine top designs. Now it is up to you to choose the next UCard design. You can see the top designs here and vote for your favorite.
Read MoreA team of transdisciplinary U students created a new, portable, hand-held treatment device to help prevent cervical cancer in the developing world where doctors and equipment are scarce.
Read MoreThe Ivory Prize awarded to a student whose mission to give back has lead to connecting dogs with veterans to help heal the wounds of PTSD through the nonprofit organization Labs For Liberty.
Read MoreThrough the work of Academic Senate committees, the faculty have put forth a resolution regarding climate change. The resolutions will be debated and voted on Monday, May 2, 3 p.m. In the HSEB, room 1730.
Read MoreFour U students to travel across the globe teaching English, entering a master’s program and conducting research.
Read MoreLaw professor Robin Craig spent part of the semester as a visiting professor at the University of Tasmania School of Law in Hobart, teaching comparative water law, research resilience and climate change adaptation issues.
Read MoreJUMP TO: Stephen C. Jacobsen passed away at age 75 Law dean triumphs in 100-mile race Voting open for UCard design contest U selfie contest Application deadline for Word as Gesture: The Expressive Brush and Pen Veterans couple study Register for CTLE’s Faculty Boot Camp: Focus on Technology Scam using FBI phone number again targets […]
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] INCREASING ACTIVITY FOR NEW MOMS 2015 was an interesting year for PEAK Health and Fitness with five of its staff members expecting a new baby. As you can imagine, the conversations revolved around hunger and cravings, belly size and how to stay active. We now share the joy and struggle of being […]
Read MoreCommencement will be held on Thursday, May 5, 2016, at 6:30 p.m. at the Jon M. Huntsman Center. In the weeks leading up to the ceremony, we’ll profile graduates from across the university.
Read MoreThirteen immediate responses to the “Open Dialogue on Racial Climate” event.
Read MoreFaculty and staff are invited to join the Campus Store and Health Sciences Store on Thursday, April 21 for discounts on select items and receive all Apple products tax-free.
Read MoreTwo-day concert, April 22-23, features Icona Pop, Earl Sweatshirt, ILoveMakonnen, Wavves and GoldFord. Tickets, $5-7, are now on sale at the Union desk and at SmithTix.
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