EAE BRINGS ITS ‘A’ GAME
The Entertainment Arts & Engineering program at the U is the No. 1 undergraduate school for studying game design, according to the Princeton Review.
Read MoreThe Entertainment Arts & Engineering program at the U is the No. 1 undergraduate school for studying game design, according to the Princeton Review.
Read MoreBring your kids to the U’s Marriott Library and get some homework done.
Read MoreU Community Solar is back offering community members the opportunity to purchase discounted rooftop solar panels and installation for their homes.
Read More$4 Million Gift from Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles family jump starts the final phase of U Alumni House renovation campaign.
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-9″]U-BAR BRINGS POWERFUL HEALTH INFORMATION TO PATIENTS’ MOBILE DEVICES By Robert Tennant Knowledge is power, and thanks to the proliferation of smart phones and wearable tech individuals can now gather, record and access their own health data in increasingly powerful ways. Yet with so many different health apps to choose from, consumers can […]
Read MoreJUMP TO: Summer 2016 Registration by date begins Monday, March 21 Mortar Board Senior Honors Society Calling juniors with 3.5 GPA or higher – due by March 25 Summer 2016 graduation application deadline extended Graduation announcements Video contest – U Student startups need your votes to beat BYU Interdisciplinary internship opportunity — Center for Renewable […]
Read MoreNew report from the S.J. Quinney College of Law focuses on remedies to help protect migrant women from domestic violence and sexual assault.
Read MoreU student veteran Cory Boren is using his eight years of experience as a sonar technician in the U.S. Navy to help him become a great engineer.
Read MoreMore than 450 online courses are available to students, including 115 that fulfill general education requirements. Register for a few this summer to stay on track to graduate.
Read MoreOur state is a national treasure of varied and unique landscape, all within a day’s drive (or less) from campus. Here are seven spots worth a road trip.
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