STUDENT-LED GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP ON CAMPUS One in four college students is grieving the death of a loved one. On a campus where over 30,000 students are currently enrolled, this means that there are over 7,500 students grieving. As anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one knows, the world keeps on turning […]
Read MoreBranches of the Defense and Interior departments have designated the U’s Department of Geography as a Center of Academic Excellence in Geospatial Sciences, which involves mapping, measuring and simulating geographic locations.
Read MoreU hosts a solidarity march and open forum midday on Friday, Nov. 20, in support of anti-racism and as a show of collective will to combat all forms of bigotry.
Read MoreEverything you need to know to keep up-to-date as a winter storm arrives on campus.
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-9″] The DASH Eating Pattern By Rebecca Moore, PEAK nutrition graduate student Popular culture inundates Americans with new diets and eating trends every year. Many of these diets offer quick fixes and results that are too good to be true. But is there a diet style that is both healthy and maintainable? In […]
Read MoreRice-Eccles Stadium to receive new scoreboard and sound system in summer 2016.
Read MoreThe David Eccles School of Business and its Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute’s ranked No. 17 for graduate and No. 24 for undergraduate programs.
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Read MoreWhat happens when eyewitnesses misidentify a crime suspect? The U’s S.J. Quinney College of Law event explores “Evidence-Based Decisions for Policy: The Case of Eye-Witness Identification.”
Read MoreAcademic Associates Program helps undergraduates gain valuable experience in the clinic and in clinical research.
Read MoreS.J. Quinney alumna Abby Dizon-Maughan started her own criminal defense practice and was recently honored for her work by the NAACP.
Read MoreU study set off renewed debate over the theory that the human hand evolved not only for manual dexterity, but so prehistoric human relatives could make clenched fists to protect hand bones during fights over females.
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