CONGO CONFLICT MINERALS
U law professor’s research published in Harvard Business Law Review a strong voice in conflict mineral debate.
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INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS
The English Language Institute offers a variety of resources for the campus and community.
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STAYING HYDRATED IN THE SUMMER HEAT Dehydration and heat stroke are dangerous conditions that can be life threatening if left untreated. These conditions are more common over the summer months, but can be easily prevented by proper planning and monitoring. Dehydration occurs when your body loses fluid that is not being adequately replaced. We lose […]
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SUMMER FIRST HALF CLASSES END Wednesday, June 24 Summer first half classes ends Wednesday, June 24. For more information, please contact the Registrar’s Office at registrar.utah.edu, email registrar@utah.edu or call 801-581-5808. SUMMER SECOND HALF CLASSES BEGIN Thursday, June 25 Second half of summer classes begins Thursday, June 25. For more information, please contact the Registrar’s […]
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GOOD GRILLING Many of you have already dusted off your backyard grill in preparation for a summer of grilling fun, but did you know that there is a right way and a wrong way to grill? Research has shown that overcooking and under cooking your food on a grill can increase your risk for illness […]
Read MoreYEMEN HOSTAGE
Freelance journalist Casey Coombs was freed earlier this month in Yemen after being held hostage for two weeks by the Houthis, a rebel group that overthrew the Yemeni government earlier this year.
Read MoreCampus eats: Cafe Trang
Not sure where to eat while simultaneously enjoying the summer weather? Look no further than the Marriott Library Plaza.
Read MoreEDUCATION ABROAD
Students can choose from more than 500 international education programs in more than 60 countries, ranging in length from one week to a year.
Read MorePRICE JOINS U BOARD OF TRUSTEES
J. Steven Price has been appointed to the University of Utah’s Board of Trustees, effective July 1.
Read MoreDINO-MITE MYSTERY SOLVED
A remarkably detailed picture of the climate and ecology during the Triassic Period explains why dinosaurs failed to establish dominance near the equator for 30 million years.
Read MoreCATCHING SOME RAYS
Physicists plan to expand Telescope Array cosmic ray observatory, seeking the source of the most energetic particles in the universe.
Read MoreLOOK AT THOSE GENES
Genomics England announced it will be using technology co-developed with the U to interpret the DNA of Britons as part of the 100,000 Genomes Project.
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