VIDEO GAMING AND SPECIAL OLYMPICS
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UIT employees team up with Special Olympics for the first-ever video gaming tournament contest.
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A HOT COMMODITY
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The Career & Professional Development Center introduces Alumnifire, a mentoring program for current U students looking for career guidance from a trusted source.
Read MoreKEYTRACK SYSTEM A WIN-WIN
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A group of U graduate students created a capstone project that is also an invaluable resource for the staff at University Student Apartments.
Read MoreAnnouncements
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JUMP TO: National emergency alert tests Potter Street closure and archaeological dig Free OSHA trainings and certifications Fall issue of Continuum magazine Metallurgical engineer awarded $440,000 for lithium-ion battery research Laura Kessler receives Fulbright Scholar Fellowship Professional Education offers certificates in legal professions Unauthorized vehicles on sidewalks Global Learning Across the Disciplines Grants Learning Abroad: […]
Read MoreA Healthier U
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[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] Four Weeks of Free Fitness Classes To raise awareness about the upcoming Real Life Challenge, PEAK is offering four weeks of FREE fitness classes and movement breaks around the university. These classes and breaks are open to ALL University of Utah and University of Utah Health employees. Join us for as many […]
Read MoreThe Arts and U
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F&MAD Fest Showcases Handpicked Student Films on the Big Screen By Molly Powers, marketing and communications specialist, College of Fine Arts The Department of Film & Media Arts will present the eighth annual F&MAD Film Festival, Sunday, Sept. 30, 2018, at the iconic Tower Theatre in the 9th and 9th district. The festival showcases a juried selection […]
Read MoreRevealing the past
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A data recovery excavation will help document the history of Fort Douglas buildings and look for clues about historic military life and activities.
Read MoreAct to prevent suicide
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Philip Osteen, director of the Social Research Institute at the U’s College of Social Work, offers three suggestions to help prevent suicide.
Read MoreU BIOLOGIST NEEDS YOU
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Citizen science project catalogs Wasatch canyon mammals.
Read MoreAdvocating for you
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A new ASUU presidency, senate and assembly have been sworn in for the 2018-19 academic year and are ready to serve all University of Utah students.
Read More5 GREEN FEATURES
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The newly opened Gardner Commons building, which replaced Orson Spencer Hall, was designed with sustainability at its core. Here are five of its green features.
Read MoreThe energizer office
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While the majority of campus took a well-deserved rest over summer break, the Office of Orientation & Transition was only getting started.
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