A HEALTHIER U
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New Year’s Resolution: take care of yourself, the dangers of misusing prescription medication and the perils of sensitive teeth.
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2017 social media recap
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For students of all shapes and sizes, senior year to first-year, 2017 was huge — the Class of ’17 was our largest graduating class, and the Class of ’21 was our biggest group of new students. And as always, the sunsets (and snowstorms) were epic.
Read MoreHUMANS OF THE U: AMY GRAHAM
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“My moniker is The Bad Ass Valkyrie. I am a gold-medal winner in full-contact medieval combat and part of Team USA’s HMB League.”
Read MoreThe free speech zone
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The U once had a designated campus “free speech zone” — the Union Plaza — but years ago the university adopted a more expansive policy regarding where free speech is allowed.
Read MoreIS HE REALLY THAT INTO YOU?
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U researcher finds how a woman evaluates a man’s mating interest may be psychologically linked to her father’s behavior — and that can affect her own sexual behavior.
Read MoreFORBES ‘PHYSICIAN HONOR ROLL’
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Huntsman Cancer Institute oncologist, Saundra Buys, named among top breast cancer physicians in the country.
Read MoreTHE SONG OF THE REDROCK ARCHES
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A geologist and sound artist come together to bring the sounds of red rock arches to life.
Read MoreEXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT CONTINUUM
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The winter edition includes: Genes and addiction, 30 years of student service, why humanities matter, top five dinosaur myths and more.
Read MoreHUMANS OF THE U: HONEY
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“Hi (lick), I’m Honey! I work at the U now and I love it! I got hired because of my great personality and powerful nose. As a canine officer, my job is to sniff out trouble.”
Read MoreIN THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON
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U students across campus find ways to give back to the community and help those in need.
Read More10 GIFT IDEAS FROM THE CAMPUS STORE
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Looking for the perfect gift for those special Ute fans in your life? Our friends at the Campus Store have great gift ideas to help you get started on your holiday season shopping.
Read MoreYour lying eyes
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When John Kircher, professor of educational psychology, arrived at the U as a graduate student in 1977, he wasn’t interested in studying lie detector technology, but after a sequence of events early in his career, he has become a leading expert in the detection of deception.
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