University of Utah responds to nation’s pain over recent violence
U leadership stresses the importance of checking in and caring for each other.
Read MoreU leadership stresses the importance of checking in and caring for each other.
Read MoreChairman Steele was not only a strong leader of the Goshute and an advocate for native peoples, he was also an active member of our U campus community as an instructor, mentor and an alum.
Read MoreThe fraternity’s status was revoked due to violations of university policies and rules and for refusing to comply with restrictions placed on the chapter by the Office of the Dean of Students.
Read MoreSafety warnings—or Clery warnings—are required by federal law to be sent when certain crimes present a serious or continuing threat to the campus community. Read the frequently asked questions and answers here.
Read MoreUniversity leaders stand against hate, bigotry and discrimination and encourage campus to reject actions and language that divide us.
Read MoreAfter an extensive national search, President Taylor Randall is pleased to announce the U’s new provost.
Read MoreDr. Mitzi M. Montoya will be the new senior vice president for academic affairs and provost.
Read MoreThe Senate must act now to reach a bipartisan compromise before the end of the year to provide permanent protection and a pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients, undocumented immigrant students, and other Dreamers.
Read MoreWe express our deepest sympathy and condolences for those impacted by the injuries and loss of friends and family members.
Read MoreDean of Students Jason Ramirez thanked the Salt Lake City Police Department for their dedication and support in this case and the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity for their cooperation. The suspension of all Pi Kappa Alpha social activities has been lifted.
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