Center for Native Excellence & Tribal Engagement celebrates 30 years
Throughout its history, the center has remained true to its mission as both an academic resource and a cultural meeting place.
Read MoreThroughout its history, the center has remained true to its mission as both an academic resource and a cultural meeting place.
Read MoreThroughout MLK Week 2026, the U will host events that remind individuals to stand with their fellow community members in the collective effort to bring us all closer together.
Read MoreThe Princeton Review Undergraduate Student Survey gives students a chance to anonymously share their honest perspectives, which contributes to the U’s written profile, and directly influences more than 50 ranking lists and ratings.
Read MoreNew PEARL lab to train future leaders, expand high-quality learning in prisons, and generate first-of-its-kind national data on incarcerated students.
Read More“I have been lucky enough to have done two study abroad programs.”
Read More“Beaded jewelry is a lot of math. You have to translate an image into a pixelated pattern where each bead acts as a pixel.”
Read MoreFor Wallisch, the ASUU Rail Jam is deeply personal. The setup sits steps away from where he once went to class.
Read More“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 MoreOne of the highlights of the Native American Heritage Month cultural events will be the reintroduction of the Indigenous Walking Tour app/map.
Read MoreEnjoy this curated book list developed by Tashina Barber, the program manager at the Center for Native Excellence and Tribal Engagement and librarian Allyson Mower.
Read MoreVisitors will have access to resources and information booths featuring organizations dedicated to preventing relationship violence and supporting survivors.
Read More“Serving as vice president of our University of Utah Chapter of PRSSA has really helped me narrow down my career goals in communications and connect more with my major.”
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