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Sexual assault campus climate survey

Survey results show students are more engaged in discussions about sexual assault, but remain unaware of resources.

What love looks like—and what it does not

A working group at the U is looking at raising awareness about healthy relationships and warning signs of trouble.

‘One in a Million’

A new documentary tells the story of Tyler, who lost his ability to walk, see and hear by the time he was 10. The cause remained a mystery until U of U Health scientists searched his DNA for clues.

Youth in action

Bringing the worldwide work of human rights into a classroom.

Sharing in governance

The Academic Senate Personnel & Elections Committee needs your assistance.

Protecting the field of dreams

U engineers will develop sensors that know when cornfields are getting attacked by insects or weeds.

Air quality research

Researchers at the U renew their efforts to better understand who the big emitters are, who is being affected and how we can clear our air.

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@theU December 9, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

New gene therapy reverses heart failure in large animal model

It remains to be seen if it will work for people who have picked up a natural immunity to the virus that carries the therapy.

Seasonal Affective Disorder and U

The added stress of the season may make even simple tasks feel burdensome and exhausting.

U grad empowers women through self-defense classes

After her teammate and friend Lauren McCluskey was murdered, Mesa Weidle became a self-defense instructor to help other girls and women keep themselves safe.

Students display landscape art in SVPAA suite

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Is ozone pollution harming unborn children?

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

What to do with your UCard over Winter Break

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

Student entrepreneurs shine at small business fair

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.

@theU December 2, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Eccles School’s In A Pinch Basic Needs Initiative is seeking donations

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Tailocins: The next generation of antibiotics could come from viruses that infect bacteria

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

The enigmatic origins of high energy cosmic rays

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

@theU December 9, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

New gene therapy reverses heart failure in large animal model

It remains to be seen if it will work for people who have picked up a natural immunity to the virus that carries the therapy.

Seasonal Affective Disorder and U

The added stress of the season may make even simple tasks feel burdensome and exhausting.

U grad empowers women through self-defense classes

After her teammate and friend Lauren McCluskey was murdered, Mesa Weidle became a self-defense instructor to help other girls and women keep themselves safe.

Students display landscape art in SVPAA suite

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Is ozone pollution harming unborn children?

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

What to do with your UCard over Winter Break

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

Student entrepreneurs shine at small business fair

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.

@theU December 2, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Eccles School’s In A Pinch Basic Needs Initiative is seeking donations

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Tailocins: The next generation of antibiotics could come from viruses that infect bacteria

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

The enigmatic origins of high energy cosmic rays

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

@theU December 9, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

New gene therapy reverses heart failure in large animal model

It remains to be seen if it will work for people who have picked up a natural immunity to the virus that carries the therapy.

Seasonal Affective Disorder and U

The added stress of the season may make even simple tasks feel burdensome and exhausting.

U grad empowers women through self-defense classes

After her teammate and friend Lauren McCluskey was murdered, Mesa Weidle became a self-defense instructor to help other girls and women keep themselves safe.

Students display landscape art in SVPAA suite

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Is ozone pollution harming unborn children?

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

What to do with your UCard over Winter Break

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

Student entrepreneurs shine at small business fair

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.

@theU December 2, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Eccles School’s In A Pinch Basic Needs Initiative is seeking donations

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Tailocins: The next generation of antibiotics could come from viruses that infect bacteria

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

The enigmatic origins of high energy cosmic rays

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

@theU December 9, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

New gene therapy reverses heart failure in large animal model

It remains to be seen if it will work for people who have picked up a natural immunity to the virus that carries the therapy.

Seasonal Affective Disorder and U

The added stress of the season may make even simple tasks feel burdensome and exhausting.

U grad empowers women through self-defense classes

After her teammate and friend Lauren McCluskey was murdered, Mesa Weidle became a self-defense instructor to help other girls and women keep themselves safe.

Students display landscape art in SVPAA suite

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Is ozone pollution harming unborn children?

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

What to do with your UCard over Winter Break

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

Student entrepreneurs shine at small business fair

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.

@theU December 2, 2024

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Eccles School’s In A Pinch Basic Needs Initiative is seeking donations

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Tailocins: The next generation of antibiotics could come from viruses that infect bacteria

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

The enigmatic origins of high energy cosmic rays

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

 
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