Engineering and computer science fields booming in Utah
The two fields generated 230,400 jobs, $25.2 billion in GDP in 2020.
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Bionic-powered partnership
Categories: Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Feature (Utah.edu), Health & Medicine, Research, Science & Technology, Students
It’s the most advanced bionic leg ever created.
Read MoreConstruction starting on applied sciences building
The project will restore and renovate the historic William Stewart building and construct an addition to the building on the west side.
Read More2021 Crime Statistics Reports Released
Under the Clery Act, U.S. higher education institutions are required to gather information about all crimes committed within the main campus boundary and in nearby neighborhoods.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Abukar Hassan
As a recipient of the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service, I want to use the opportunities I’ve received to help others.
Read MoreCelebrating the launch of the France Davis Utah Black Archive
The J. Willard Marriott Library create a digital archive in the name of Reverend France Davis, retired pastor, father, husband, community leader, civil rights leader, educator.
Read MoreCombining Health Care, Education & Partnership in West Valley
Categories: Campus Life, Community, Facilities, Faculty/Staff, Feature (Utah.edu), Health & Medicine, Impact Initiatives, President, Students
Community input is being sought to help the team identify opportunities and partnerships that can lead to even greater positive impact for West Valley. Take the survey today.
Read MoreFostering an inclusive campus climate
A healthy campus climate benefits all community members, not just those who have been historically underrepresented. How can a thriving campus climate be achieved?
Read MoreA new climate change action plan to meet local and global challenges
Categories: Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Feature (Utah.edu), Impact Initiatives, Students, Sustainability
There is a lot to celebrate, and important work still to do.
Read MoreEnvironmental Humanities Symposium on the Great Salt Lake
Can art, humanities, and culture save the imperiled Great Salt Lake?
Read MoreStoryCorps mobile tour now in Salt Lake City
In a StoryCorps interview, two people record a meaningful conversation about who they are, what they’ve learned in life and how they want to be remembered.
Read MoreStatement on recent racially motivated incidents on campus
Recently, two racially-motivated incidents, including one hate crime, have violated safety on campus.
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