U joins Common App
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The U made its application process simpler, more informative and widely available by becoming a member of Common App, a nonprofit that aids prospective students in the college selection process.
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The internship difference
U alumnus Anthony Fratto shares how completing four internships with the Hinckley Institute shaped his time at the U and boosted his career.
Read MoreReceiving hazardous materials
Packages may not arrive in the condition in which they were sent, and the receiver and colleagues can be unknowingly exposed to unnecessary dangers.
Read MoreShould I be taking antibiotics?
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For years, antibiotics were the go-to treatment for many medical conditions, but new evidence shows that the overprescribing or incorrect use of these medications can lead to worse infections and potential superbugs and even hurt your microbiome.
Read MoreBIT supports campus safety
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The Office of the Dean of Students aims to support students in any way they need. Its most important tools are the Behavioral Intervention Team and Student Support Case Management.
Read MoreTreasures from the shelves
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A one-of-a-kind art collection is available to library patrons interested in the arts, architecture and creativity.
Read MoreOnline security
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U students, faculty and staff now have access to an online training on strengthening cybersecurity.
Read MoreA second chance at life
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Law students assist in clearing old criminal records at Salt Lake County Expungement Day.
Read MoreGut bacteria prevent mice from becoming obese
U researchers’ findings in controlling obesity in mice could someday similarly help control weight in people.
Read MoreWhen green isn’t green
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By using “Slow the Flow” guidelines designed by state water conservation experts, the university has created a dramatic transformation saving millions of gallons of water and hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.
Read MoreStar Wars-inspired prosthetic arm
U engineers help develop a motorized prosthetic arm that can sense touch and move with your thoughts.
Read MorePower to the parents
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University scholars demonstrate that parents are the solution—not the problem—when it comes to education reform.
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