ESCALANTE’S POTATO VALLEY
Researchers from the Natural History Museum of Utah and Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah have discovered the earliest evidence of wild potato use in North America.
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RESILIENT KIDS
New research finds traditional learning and testing situations may be missing important strengths of children who grow up in high-stress environments.
Read MoreDRAWING STRENGTH FROM DIVERSITY
SACNAS fosters the success of underrepresented minority students and young professionals at the U.
Read MoreVULTURE CONSERVATION
HawkWatch International partners with the U to study raptors in Africa.
Read MoreDAD’S DEMEANOR MATTERS
U study of sisters helps explain a dad’s influence on risky sexual behavior.
Read MoreSUSTAINABLE SANITARY PAD
U engineers develop world’s first 100-percent biodegradable, yet comfortable, maxi pad.
Read MoreTHE PRICE OF RICE
Do food products that are certified organic, kosher, biodynamic, etc. cost more? And if so, do grocery chains make these higher-priced food products equally available across different communities?
Read MoreENDANGERED SPECIES DAY
A celebration of biodiversity and the U scientists who help preserve it.
Read MoreINTERNET HAS A COW OVER BOVINE-BURYING BADGER
Biology majors Ethan Frehner and Tara Christensen didn’t set out to create a media buzz with their badger time-lapse video, but that’s exactly what they did.
Read MoreCELEBRATE U
Showcasing extraordinary achievements by faculty who have reached a pinnacle of professional success in 2016.
Read MoreMARCH MADNESS BY THE NUMBERS
Statistics student offers insight into the world of basketball statistics.
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