Star parties: Back with a bang
Saturn, Neptune and the Ring Nebula were just some of the astronomical wonders seen by stargazers at the U’s star party kick-off.
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Humans of the U: Jonah Knubel
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“This whole thing—the kick, the crowd, the attention—still feels like a fever dream. It’s been wild, but mostly just really fun.”
Read MorePersonal connections are key to reaching Utah veterans with suicide-prevention resources
This valuable research shines a light on where focus is needed in prevention efforts. One life lost to suicide is one too many.
Read MorePrevent bike and e-scooter theft by locking smart and staying alert
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Keep campus safe and rolling smoothly by following some easy steps.
Read MoreStormwater pollution prevention
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The stormwater drains you see in parking lots and along the roadways discharge directly into state water bodies.
Read MoreMalaria parasites are full of wildly spinning iron crystals. Scientists finally know why
U researchers discover the biochemical process that powers these microbial nanomotors, and it’s a lot like rocket fuel.
Read MoreDriving Impact: University Advancement ranks among the top public universities in the nation
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The department raised $518.49 million for the U during the 2025 fiscal year.
Read MoreConflict, climate change and public health
The U’s Andrew Linke is one of 128 contributors to the Lancet Global Report, the most comprehensive assessment on climate change and health.
Read MoreWho benefits from neighborhood parks?
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A first-of-its-kind study found that public greenspaces are unevenly distributed in nearly all U.S. communities.
Read MorePsilocybin shows promise for health care worker depression
Nearly half of health care workers who received psilocybin alongside meditation instruction were free of depression at two weeks in a clinical trial, compared to just 8% who only did meditation.
Read MoreMouse study reveals metabolic risks associated with ketogenic diet
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Popular high-fat, low-carb diet prevents weight gain, but linked to fatty liver disease in males.
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