Stepping up to the plate
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Law professor Randy Dryer elected as the first career-line faculty member in the U’s history to lead Academic Senate.
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A bird’s surprising sound source
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U researchers find birds use a different organ to sing than humans do—producing sound with very high efficiency.
Read MoreA new view of wintertime air pollution
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A new study could help improve air quality in Salt Lake City and other cities across the U.S. West.
Read MoreNew student tours
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This summer, the campus will be filled with New Student Orientation session students so when you see wide-eyed students wandering the campus, give them an encouraging smile and flash them the U.
Read MoreCommencement 2019 recap
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If you missed out on this year’s event, read or listen to Rev. France A. Davis’ speech on unity and student speaker Alisa Cloward’s message about hard work and supporting the success of others.
Read MoreU mathematician elected to Royal Society
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This fellowship is just the latest in a long string of honors for Christopher Hacon.
Read More‘Be what you is and not what you ain’t’
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Civil rights activist Rev. France A. Davis gave the keynote address at commencement and challenged graduates to “find a way to bring us together.”
Read More‘Our successes are never solely our own’
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Alisa Cloward, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, was chosen as the student speaker.
Read MoreService to the scientific community
Chemistry Chair Cynthia Burrows received the 2019 Rosenblatt Prize and was honored during the 2019 commencement ceremony for transcending ordinary teaching, research and administrative efforts.
Read MoreHow insects and bacteria control ice
New U research shows that organisms use special proteins to form or inhibit ice crystals.
Read MoreStop the Bleed: Save lives
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Attend a training on May 16 aimed at informing campus on what to do during a trauma emergency.
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