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2018 Social Media Recap

This year’s U social media reflected the gamut of emotions and events experienced on campus. And, as always, the U’s Instagram featured the signature stunning vistas of the U.

Determined, genuine and kind: The legacy of Lauren

The University of Utah campus joins together to mourn the loss of student Lauren McCluskey.

Humans of the U: Roundup

Sharing compelling stories from the heart of the U’s campus.

MEET THE NEW LEADERSHIP TEAM

During her first six months as president, Ruth V. Watkins has visited with campus and community members, toured the state and recruited a new leadership team.

RESEARCH AWARDS PASS $500M MILESTONE

Quality of researchers and programs pays off in record-breaking funding year.

‘Secrets of the Campus Cadavers’

New U podcast tells story of found remains.

Staff parental leave

Beginning Jan. 1, 2019, the University of Utah will begin offering full-time benefited employees paid parental leave for the birth or adoption of a child.

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Rethinking electric bus depots as ‘profitable energy hubs’

New research into Beijing’s 27,000-bus fleet explores using depots to generate solar energy to power buses and stabilize the grid.

Utah-BYU kicks off Rival Right era

A week before the state’s two largest universities renew their gridiron rivalry, the leaders of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University are teaming up to launch a new era in their decades-long football competition.

Post-election classroom conversations

A message from the Academic Senate Presidency.

Humans of the U: Brandon Mowes

“Starting the nuclear program at the U was exciting because I found a way to contribute to national security and keep service members safe.”

U celebrates pathfinders at 2nd annual Innovation Awards

Researchers across campus strive to transform their academic research into marketable, impactful products.

In search of malaria parasite’s Achilles heel

Discovery of critical iron-transport protein in deadly pathogen could lead to faster-acting medications.

Can America’s political environment be detoxed?

A massive study of 25 video interventions points to solutions for reducing polarization, anti-democratic attitudes and support for political violence.

Celebrating culture, community and resilience during Native American Heritage Month

The national awareness month honors the rich histories, culture and heritage of these tribes who deeply enrich the quality and character of America.

Humans of the U: Amy Locke

“There are plenty of ways to incorporate movement and make your commute more sustainable. I’ll see you out there.”

Tanner Dance: A legacy in motion

Tanner Dance Program’s 75-year journey continues to inspire and transform lives through artistic expression.

U leads 6-state research initiative to reduce childhood obesity

In the past four decades, the rate of childhood obesity has quadrupled, increasing kids’ risk for serious conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.

@theU October 28, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Rethinking electric bus depots as ‘profitable energy hubs’

New research into Beijing’s 27,000-bus fleet explores using depots to generate solar energy to power buses and stabilize the grid.

Utah-BYU kicks off Rival Right era

A week before the state’s two largest universities renew their gridiron rivalry, the leaders of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University are teaming up to launch a new era in their decades-long football competition.

Post-election classroom conversations

A message from the Academic Senate Presidency.

Humans of the U: Brandon Mowes

“Starting the nuclear program at the U was exciting because I found a way to contribute to national security and keep service members safe.”

U celebrates pathfinders at 2nd annual Innovation Awards

Researchers across campus strive to transform their academic research into marketable, impactful products.

In search of malaria parasite’s Achilles heel

Discovery of critical iron-transport protein in deadly pathogen could lead to faster-acting medications.

Can America’s political environment be detoxed?

A massive study of 25 video interventions points to solutions for reducing polarization, anti-democratic attitudes and support for political violence.

Celebrating culture, community and resilience during Native American Heritage Month

The national awareness month honors the rich histories, culture and heritage of these tribes who deeply enrich the quality and character of America.

Humans of the U: Amy Locke

“There are plenty of ways to incorporate movement and make your commute more sustainable. I’ll see you out there.”

Tanner Dance: A legacy in motion

Tanner Dance Program’s 75-year journey continues to inspire and transform lives through artistic expression.

U leads 6-state research initiative to reduce childhood obesity

In the past four decades, the rate of childhood obesity has quadrupled, increasing kids’ risk for serious conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.

@theU October 28, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Rethinking electric bus depots as ‘profitable energy hubs’

New research into Beijing’s 27,000-bus fleet explores using depots to generate solar energy to power buses and stabilize the grid.

Utah-BYU kicks off Rival Right era

A week before the state’s two largest universities renew their gridiron rivalry, the leaders of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University are teaming up to launch a new era in their decades-long football competition.

Post-election classroom conversations

A message from the Academic Senate Presidency.

Humans of the U: Brandon Mowes

“Starting the nuclear program at the U was exciting because I found a way to contribute to national security and keep service members safe.”

U celebrates pathfinders at 2nd annual Innovation Awards

Researchers across campus strive to transform their academic research into marketable, impactful products.

In search of malaria parasite’s Achilles heel

Discovery of critical iron-transport protein in deadly pathogen could lead to faster-acting medications.

Can America’s political environment be detoxed?

A massive study of 25 video interventions points to solutions for reducing polarization, anti-democratic attitudes and support for political violence.

Celebrating culture, community and resilience during Native American Heritage Month

The national awareness month honors the rich histories, culture and heritage of these tribes who deeply enrich the quality and character of America.

Humans of the U: Amy Locke

“There are plenty of ways to incorporate movement and make your commute more sustainable. I’ll see you out there.”

Tanner Dance: A legacy in motion

Tanner Dance Program’s 75-year journey continues to inspire and transform lives through artistic expression.

U leads 6-state research initiative to reduce childhood obesity

In the past four decades, the rate of childhood obesity has quadrupled, increasing kids’ risk for serious conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.

@theU October 28, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Rethinking electric bus depots as ‘profitable energy hubs’

New research into Beijing’s 27,000-bus fleet explores using depots to generate solar energy to power buses and stabilize the grid.

Utah-BYU kicks off Rival Right era

A week before the state’s two largest universities renew their gridiron rivalry, the leaders of the University of Utah and Brigham Young University are teaming up to launch a new era in their decades-long football competition.

Post-election classroom conversations

A message from the Academic Senate Presidency.

Humans of the U: Brandon Mowes

“Starting the nuclear program at the U was exciting because I found a way to contribute to national security and keep service members safe.”

U celebrates pathfinders at 2nd annual Innovation Awards

Researchers across campus strive to transform their academic research into marketable, impactful products.

In search of malaria parasite’s Achilles heel

Discovery of critical iron-transport protein in deadly pathogen could lead to faster-acting medications.

Can America’s political environment be detoxed?

A massive study of 25 video interventions points to solutions for reducing polarization, anti-democratic attitudes and support for political violence.

Celebrating culture, community and resilience during Native American Heritage Month

The national awareness month honors the rich histories, culture and heritage of these tribes who deeply enrich the quality and character of America.

Humans of the U: Amy Locke

“There are plenty of ways to incorporate movement and make your commute more sustainable. I’ll see you out there.”

Tanner Dance: A legacy in motion

Tanner Dance Program’s 75-year journey continues to inspire and transform lives through artistic expression.

U leads 6-state research initiative to reduce childhood obesity

In the past four decades, the rate of childhood obesity has quadrupled, increasing kids’ risk for serious conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.

@theU October 28, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

 
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