Category: Sustainability
Lassonde program helps seed businesses for grow
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The Get Seeded program is designed to help startups grow their business ideas.
Read MoreWhose air quality are we monitoring?
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U.S. EPA air quality monitors are disproportionally located in predominately white neighborhoods, leaving marginalized communities at risk of pollution exposure.
Read MoreUniversity embarks on ambitious framework to build ‘college town magic’
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U’s Board of Trustees approved the Campus Physical Development Framework for planning a campus of the future.
Read MorePay for Spin rides with UCash
Now it is easier than ever to park on the outskirts of campus and take a ride to where you need to be with Spin scooters.
Read More2024 Edible Campus Gardens year-in-review
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From fresh produce to experiential learning, the Edible Campus Gardens had a thriving year in 2024.
Read MoreGroundbreaking held for new student housing project
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The new public-private partnership (P3) will continue President Taylor Randall’s efforts to transition the U from a “commuter school” to a more traditional residential college campus.
Read MoreAn introduction to the Sustainability Office’s pop-up thrift shop
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What Goes Around Comes Around, also known by its lovably clunky acronym WGACA, pronounced “wuh-gah-kah,” is a free, on-campus, pop-up thrift shop.
Read MoreThe 2024 U Clear the Air Challenge was a huge success
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Participants from all over the University of Utah came together in Fall 2024 to change how they commuted for the good of their health and the environment.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Tiare Couto
“If you are feeling lost and don’t know what to do, just get involved as much as you can.”
Read MoreIs ozone pollution harming unborn children?
Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.
Read MoreStudent entrepreneurs shine at small business fair
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The event showcased a wide variety of products from 14 student vendors, and provided the campus community with an opportunity to shop locally and sustainably.
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