Civil rights veteran and U alum Rev. France A. Davis will deliver commencement address exploring the power of unity.

How is the U curbing its own emissions?

The U honors seven campus leaders with leadership awards at the Environment and Sustainability Research Symposium.

Poet Katharine Coles and artist Maureen O’Hara Ure to discuss their limited-edition book printed by Red Butte Press.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor. Learn about her journey to find life on other planets at the NHMU’s 2025 Lecture Series.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life. I think that’s what ties together my personal experiences and the science that I do.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities as well as the many values they all share.

Salt Lake’s locally sourced dust pollution carries far more hazardous elements than natural dust blown in from Great Basin.

The project has been co-designed with local residents and community leaders to address the area’s most pressing challenges in health care, education, and economic opportunity. 

“People only get brave when they have nothing to lose. Be brave anyway.”

“‘Hey You’ is a career-focused podcast where we interview different professionals from different industries.”

Key focus areas of this year’s summit included insights surrounding school violence research and prevention, cybercrime protection strategies and hate crime response.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor. Learn about her journey to find life on other planets at the NHMU’s 2025 Lecture Series.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life. I think that’s what ties together my personal experiences and the science that I do.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities as well as the many values they all share.

Salt Lake’s locally sourced dust pollution carries far more hazardous elements than natural dust blown in from Great Basin.

The project has been co-designed with local residents and community leaders to address the area’s most pressing challenges in health care, education, and economic opportunity. 

“People only get brave when they have nothing to lose. Be brave anyway.”

“‘Hey You’ is a career-focused podcast where we interview different professionals from different industries.”

Key focus areas of this year’s summit included insights surrounding school violence research and prevention, cybercrime protection strategies and hate crime response.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor. Learn about her journey to find life on other planets at the NHMU’s 2025 Lecture Series.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life. I think that’s what ties together my personal experiences and the science that I do.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities as well as the many values they all share.

Salt Lake’s locally sourced dust pollution carries far more hazardous elements than natural dust blown in from Great Basin.

The project has been co-designed with local residents and community leaders to address the area’s most pressing challenges in health care, education, and economic opportunity. 

“People only get brave when they have nothing to lose. Be brave anyway.”

“‘Hey You’ is a career-focused podcast where we interview different professionals from different industries.”

Key focus areas of this year’s summit included insights surrounding school violence research and prevention, cybercrime protection strategies and hate crime response.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor. Learn about her journey to find life on other planets at the NHMU’s 2025 Lecture Series.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life. I think that’s what ties together my personal experiences and the science that I do.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities as well as the many values they all share.

Salt Lake’s locally sourced dust pollution carries far more hazardous elements than natural dust blown in from Great Basin.

The project has been co-designed with local residents and community leaders to address the area’s most pressing challenges in health care, education, and economic opportunity. 

“People only get brave when they have nothing to lose. Be brave anyway.”

“‘Hey You’ is a career-focused podcast where we interview different professionals from different industries.”

Key focus areas of this year’s summit included insights surrounding school violence research and prevention, cybercrime protection strategies and hate crime response.