The Great Utah ShakeOut and campus emergency response exercises
A decision was made a few years ago to not hold the traditional drill during ShakeOut week because of its impact on our academic operation.
Read MoreA decision was made a few years ago to not hold the traditional drill during ShakeOut week because of its impact on our academic operation.
Read MoreAs a state university, the U is a public space. Not every location on campus is a free speech zone, but many are.
Read MoreUniversity peace officers recently participated in training from South Carolina-based SASS Go who accomplishes their mission by protecting and supporting survivors, their families and the professionals who serve them.
Read MoreConversations about the difficult work of balancing free speech with public safety took center stage at the second annual Utah Campus Safety Summit at the University of Utah March 20.
Read MoreRegister your bike now to make it easier to recover if stolen.
Read MoreHarm reduction is a community-based and public health practice we use every day without knowing it. The 2024 theme is “Harm Reduction is Love.”
Read MoreWith the launch of a new, 5-year strategic plan, the aspirational will become even more concrete.
Read MoreData breaches expose sensitive and identifiable data to malicious actors who spam, scam, phish, smish and vish us.
Read MoreMany people don’t know that buildings should be checked for elevated radon levels every two to five years and how to get a test.
Read MoreUnlike the real thing, ISO’s simulated phishes do not harm the user or the university if the user falls for them.
Read MoreIn an effort to reduce frustration and make certain the U community is well-prepared, U leader have developed additional guidance for extreme weather events.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah Athletics and Rice-Eccles Stadium managers developed a new team dynamic during the 2023 season to help streamline game day logistics.
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