Civil war drove 6-month-old Naima Mohamed and her family from Somalia to a refugee camp in Kenya and after 15 years in the camp — Mohamed and her family were finally able to resettle in the United States. Everything in Utah, including the spoken language, was unfamiliar. She’s now in her final semester before graduating from the Master of Social Work program.
Read MoreEach year, programs and projects committed to creating a transformative, undergraduate educational experience are honored through the Beacons of Excellence awards. Nominations are currently being accepted.
Read MoreMyths and facts about colonoscopies, vaccines for some cancers, goal setting through an app and more.
Read MoreMore than 300 U students to present at the annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Read MoreThis week’s news from dailyutahchronicle.com and K-UTE Radio’s here. Newspapers are available in the large red boxes on campus and download The Chronicle and K-UTE iOS apps for when you are on the go.
Read MoreFall registration deadline, Great Shakeout volunteers wanted, class to help you graduate sooner and more.
Read MoreU and the arts program gets students free admission to upcoming productions.
Read MoreAll University of Utah alumni, faculty, staff and students are invited to pitch their business ideas on Thursday, April 16 at an exclusive casting call hosted by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute.
Read MoreParticipants in the Great Utah Shakeout learn how to better prepare and keep the campus community safe during a disaster. Brush up on what you need to know for the earthquake preparedness drill coming Thursday, April 16 at 10:15 a.m.
Read MoreStudents gain global perspective and research opportunities through a unique partnership.
Read MoreUtah’s best college entrepreneurs compete for $40,000 this weekend in the 2015 Entrepreneur Challenge. Come meet the top 20 teams at a public showcase and award ceremony Saturday, March 28 from 4-6 p.m.
Read MoreJason Chen, who’s double majoring in biology and Spanish with a minor in international studies, refused to settle by picking just one or a few of his many academic interests—he pursued them all. Chen took advantage of the many opportunities the U offered and will graduate this May with multiple study abroad trips, research projects and a wide breadth of volunteer experience under his belt.
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