Board of Regents approves new public safety building
The 25,000-square-foot building gives campus police and emergency managers better tools to help students and keep campus safe.
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Career Impact Awards: Recognizing a campus culture of career
Honoring outstanding faculty, staff, employers and students who show a dedication to prioritizing and integrating career development into their daily work.
Read MoreAdapting to the times
A doctoral candidate and her committee didn’t let COVID-19 delay her dissertation defense.
Read MoreSummer 2020 grading policy
The University of Utah will shift all summer courses online this year—first session, second session, and semester long summer courses.
Read MoreCommencement 2020 update
The U Commencement Committee asks graduating seniors for input on in-person celebration options in addition to a virtual ceremony on April 30.
Read MoreApril 2020: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Here’s what the Center for Student Wellness has planned for campus.
Read MoreAvoid being bombed, keep your Zoom meetings safe
Users hosting Zoom meetings outside of Canvas should protect their meetings by following Zoom’s recommendations for keeping their meetings secure.
Read MoreWRC history is her story too
This Women’s History Month, the U’s Women’s Resource Center celebrated an exciting ribbon-cutting and announced the retirement of long-time director, Debra Daniels.
Read MoreEmpowering rural doctors to treat advanced heart failure improves patient outcomes
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, News Releases, Research, Science & Technology, Students
Training rural doctors can help heart failure patients who can’t travel for follow-up appointments due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Johnny Rodriguez
From nursing to gender and ethnic studies, the unique journey that prepared this senior for the U’s Master of Public Health program.
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