“I did my first internship with the Ibarra Strategy Group in Washington, D.C. They are also part of the Latino Leaders Network, and as a person of color who grew up in a large immigrant community with low socioeconomic status, the work was very personal and meaningful. I was able to honor and advocate for people who look and sound just like me. It was an amazing, humbling experience.”
Read More“When I got to the U, I volunteered with an organization helping underserved communities find resources. Lots of parents wanted to sign their kids up for camps, but couldn’t get them to the location or couldn’t afford it. I thought Science in the Parks would be awesome here.”
Read MoreKevin Curtis, a licensed clinical social worker and the director of Crisis Services at U of U Health, joins Scope to discuss mental health and managing stress.
Read MoreBy researching ecosystems that resemble the parts of space most likely to harbor life, such as Jupiter’s moon Europa and Saturn’s moon Enceladus, astrobiologists can better understand where the universe could support life.
Read MoreA team approach to cardiac care increases the chance of surviving severe complications from a heart attack.
Read MoreAfter just one year in the School for Cultural and Social Transformation, the number of Disability Studies minors has doubled.
Read MoreA national short track team skater and an Olympic medalist and U entrepreneur student are modernizing the speed skating market.
Read MoreMetallic surfaces are no longer protected as topological insulators become thinner.
Read MoreU chemists show how analyzing chemical reaction data can predict how reactions may proceed, potentially saving valuable time and resources in chemical research.
Read MoreA first-of-its-kind study shows that men who avoid teen parenthood through their partners’ use of abortion gain long-term economic benefits.
Read MoreDermatologist Christopher Hull shares ways you can protect your skin as skin cancer is one of the most common, preventable and potentially dangerous forms of cancer in the U.S.
Read MoreU student siblings Rachyll and Jonny Faeth say they are “helping the Earth in every way they can” through their startup company PureWare.
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