Beyond greenspace and bluespace
Most research on environmental exposure and health outcomes is limited to landscapes dominated by plants and water. A new study broadens the array of natural landscapes and their impact on human health.
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Climate Hackathon yields ideas for managing urban heat
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Schools as heat shelters, portable cooling shelters, city data for a heat index—meet the teams who came up with the winning ideas at the 24-hour Climate Solutions Hackathon addressing urban heat.
Read MoreHow research experiences can support underrepresented students
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Education researcher Brian Burt visits the U to talk about how research experiences can support underrepresented students.
Read MoreMobileU app gets new features, numerous improvements
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All app changes were driven by a usability research plan made possible by the Content Management & Usability team.
Read More5 books for Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, here are recommendations available at the J. Willard Marriott Library, recommended by librarian Allyson Mower.
Read MoreNew recommendations from the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Strategy Council
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The council continues to push forward with new recommendations for creating a more equitable and inclusive campus.
Read MoreLibrary panel discussion to focus on gender-based violence, policy
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Moderated by PBS Utah’s Mary Dickson, the conversation will be led by the U’s Sonia Salari, professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Studies, and by Annie Isabel Fukushima, associate dean of Undergraduate Studies and professor of Ethnic Studies.
Read MoreAnnual university committee faculty nomination registration is open
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Register by March 10 to be considered for 2023-24 nominations to university-wide committees.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ramón Barthelemy
“I would love to see a physics community that anybody can come to and participate in. I want them to be able to bring their background, their unique perspective and their full self to physics.”
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