U College of Engineering alum, Ed Catmull, the president of Pixar Animation and Walt Disney Animation whose technological advancements in computer animation revolutionized Hollywood movies, will be awarded his sixth scientific and technical Academy Award this February.

Declining water levels in the Great Salt Lake contribute to snowmelt.

A U study shows fear of being judged and embarrassed are among the reasons.

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University leaders have emphasized that the changes required under the bill are not happening in isolation, but as part of a broader transformation already underway through Impact 2030.

Since 2015, students studying patent law have been involved as fellows in the seven-month Bench to Bedside competition, sponsored by the University of Utah Center for Medical Innovation, helping B2B teams draft provisional patent applications with a faculty member’s supervision.

The event celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit and innovation of student entrepreneurs and features a wide array of student-created products.

Symposium celebrates discoveries of U geologist and biologist Thure Cerling, who developed forensic tools using isotope analysis.

The contribution will provide an additional 12 laptops.

Fredrick Manthi, U Department of Geology and Geophysics and National Museums of Kenya, and Bruce Edgar, Huntsman Cancer Institute and Division of Oncology, became members in 2024 and 2025, respectively.

On October 12, 1973, Douglas Brick walked out of his dorm at the U and vanished.

Thanks to your generosity, we surpassed expectations, raising more than 2.1 million dollars, making this year’s event our largest Giving Day ever.

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The U’s Utah Data Coordinating Center will validate the science of teams vying for the $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan, a competition aimed at closing the gap between health and lifespan.

As the institute approaches its 25th anniversary next year, it has grown into a globally recognized center for student entrepreneurship and innovation.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

University leaders have emphasized that the changes required under the bill are not happening in isolation, but as part of a broader transformation already underway through Impact 2030.

Since 2015, students studying patent law have been involved as fellows in the seven-month Bench to Bedside competition, sponsored by the University of Utah Center for Medical Innovation, helping B2B teams draft provisional patent applications with a faculty member’s supervision.

The event celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit and innovation of student entrepreneurs and features a wide array of student-created products.

Symposium celebrates discoveries of U geologist and biologist Thure Cerling, who developed forensic tools using isotope analysis.

The contribution will provide an additional 12 laptops.

Fredrick Manthi, U Department of Geology and Geophysics and National Museums of Kenya, and Bruce Edgar, Huntsman Cancer Institute and Division of Oncology, became members in 2024 and 2025, respectively.

On October 12, 1973, Douglas Brick walked out of his dorm at the U and vanished.

Thanks to your generosity, we surpassed expectations, raising more than 2.1 million dollars, making this year’s event our largest Giving Day ever.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

The U’s Utah Data Coordinating Center will validate the science of teams vying for the $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan, a competition aimed at closing the gap between health and lifespan.

As the institute approaches its 25th anniversary next year, it has grown into a globally recognized center for student entrepreneurship and innovation.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

University leaders have emphasized that the changes required under the bill are not happening in isolation, but as part of a broader transformation already underway through Impact 2030.

Since 2015, students studying patent law have been involved as fellows in the seven-month Bench to Bedside competition, sponsored by the University of Utah Center for Medical Innovation, helping B2B teams draft provisional patent applications with a faculty member’s supervision.

The event celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit and innovation of student entrepreneurs and features a wide array of student-created products.

Symposium celebrates discoveries of U geologist and biologist Thure Cerling, who developed forensic tools using isotope analysis.

The contribution will provide an additional 12 laptops.

Fredrick Manthi, U Department of Geology and Geophysics and National Museums of Kenya, and Bruce Edgar, Huntsman Cancer Institute and Division of Oncology, became members in 2024 and 2025, respectively.

On October 12, 1973, Douglas Brick walked out of his dorm at the U and vanished.

Thanks to your generosity, we surpassed expectations, raising more than 2.1 million dollars, making this year’s event our largest Giving Day ever.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

The U’s Utah Data Coordinating Center will validate the science of teams vying for the $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan, a competition aimed at closing the gap between health and lifespan.

As the institute approaches its 25th anniversary next year, it has grown into a globally recognized center for student entrepreneurship and innovation.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

University leaders have emphasized that the changes required under the bill are not happening in isolation, but as part of a broader transformation already underway through Impact 2030.

Since 2015, students studying patent law have been involved as fellows in the seven-month Bench to Bedside competition, sponsored by the University of Utah Center for Medical Innovation, helping B2B teams draft provisional patent applications with a faculty member’s supervision.

The event celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit and innovation of student entrepreneurs and features a wide array of student-created products.

Symposium celebrates discoveries of U geologist and biologist Thure Cerling, who developed forensic tools using isotope analysis.

The contribution will provide an additional 12 laptops.

Fredrick Manthi, U Department of Geology and Geophysics and National Museums of Kenya, and Bruce Edgar, Huntsman Cancer Institute and Division of Oncology, became members in 2024 and 2025, respectively.

On October 12, 1973, Douglas Brick walked out of his dorm at the U and vanished.

Thanks to your generosity, we surpassed expectations, raising more than 2.1 million dollars, making this year’s event our largest Giving Day ever.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

The U’s Utah Data Coordinating Center will validate the science of teams vying for the $101 million XPRIZE Healthspan, a competition aimed at closing the gap between health and lifespan.

As the institute approaches its 25th anniversary next year, it has grown into a globally recognized center for student entrepreneurship and innovation.