Healthy Campus Week
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Join the U for Healthy Campus Week events, make healthy nutritional choices and increase your physical activity Sept. 24-27.
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Forever Utah: Homecoming 2019
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Events kick off with the Legacy of Lowell Service Project and culminate with Utah Football, when fans will cheer on 11th-ranked Utah vs. Washington State.
Read MoreThe air we breathe
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This daylong symposium will bring together diverse perspectives on how to address Utah’s air quality.
Read MoreNew WellU requirements
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See the new program requirements that need to be completed before July 1, 2020.
Read MoreDegree Completion Challenge winners
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Two ideas about how to help students reach the finish line—one from the College of Social and Behavioral Science and the other composed of a cross-campus team—rose to the top in the Degree Completion Challenge.
Read MoreMeet your 2019 student leaders
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The new ASUU leadership has a commitment to transparency, diversity, involvement, student health and safety.
Read MoreCalling all student leaders
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A unique leadership opportunity is available for the first 110 students who register for the 2019 Student Leadership Summit.
Read MoreYour freedom to read
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Intellectual freedom—the right to access books and other media without censorship—is important and can also be controversial.
Read MoreKahlert Village
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Work is well under way on what will be a signature project for the U—a new housing village composed of three residential towers, each named after a remarkable and generous woman in our state.
Read MoreHumans of the U: AnnaMarie Barnes
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“U students should know that we are working to address their needs and that we want to hear from them. As the ASUU president this year, I am excited to give back to U.”
Read MoreExploring majors at the U
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Don’t miss the 2019 Major Expo. It’s your best chance to explore every major, minor, certificate and engagement opportunity at the U.
Read MoreRodent gut bacteria
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Researchers in the U’s School of Biological Sciences report that the native gut microbiome can be preserved in captivity by continuing to feed the animals their native foods instead of an artificial diet.
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