How the river flows
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New U research shows that there are natural water sources that shape the character of Utah’s Jordan River.
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A major merger
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The U’s departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering recently merged into a single academic unit.
Read MoreSit less at work
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Sitting for long periods of time may be as harmful to your health as obesity and smoking.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Simon Zivny
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I have been a coffee drinker for a long time. From age 14 (if not earlier), I’d drink espresso with my family when we visited cafes, and a lot of my ideas about coffee started there. Even though the coffee I was drinking was very different from the coffee I try to make now, the experience was similar. It was special, it was new. You always ended up tasting things you didn’t expect to taste.
Read More5 habits to live plant-forward
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Whether you identify as a self-proclaimed carnivore, flexitarian, pescetarian, vegetarian or vegan, there’s no denying that plants deserve a prominent place on the plate.
Read MoreVigil for MacKenzie Lueck
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ASUU held a vigil on Monday, July 1, at 6 p.m. on the Union lawn.
Read MoreNot a bunch of ‘croc’
U scientists have found that multiple ancient groups—including relatives of crocodiles and alligators—were not the carnivores we know today, but veggie eaters.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Roundup
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If you missed these campus all-stars we highlighted in May and June, you’ll want to take a minute and get to know them.
Read MoreHelping hard-hit rural counties
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The Utah Coal Country Strike Team receives financial boost after final round of Alliance for the American Dream competition.
Read MoreAndrew Patrick Nelson joins the U
The Department of Film & Media Arts welcomes new leadership.
Read MoreA beacon of equality
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Reflecting on the Stonewall riot’s 50th anniversary and the many queer heroes who have emerged in the LGBTQ+ rights movement.
Read MoreHow trees affect the weather
New research led by U biologists finds that some plants and trees’ water use can make droughts more intense.
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