This year’s events explore what it means to be powerful and radically creative, with a keynote address by Gabby Rivera, a Bronx-born, queer Latinx writer.

Social media reacts to U alum Doug Bowser embracing comparisons to fire-breathing villain.

More than 100 high school students visited the S.J. Quinney College of Law as part of a program designed to inspire students from underrepresented communities to pursue careers in the legal field.

Earlier this year, College of Mines and Earth Sciences Dean Darryl Butt led an art class as a form of stress relief.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

“I knew I’d find it [law school] intellectually stimulating and I also liked the fact that lawyers are uniquely placed to be advocates for people.”

The show features students from the U’s Department of Theatre, as well as two beloved rescue dogs.

Utah Football season is in full swing at Rice-Eccles Stadium, while the Jon M. Huntsman Center’s busy event season is kicking off.

Under the new model, DayaMed will retain ownership of any intellectual property developed during the term of the agreement while the U receives upfront equity stake.

A full schedule of events will honor veterans on campus the week of Nov. 10, including the 28th annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Friday, Nov. 14.

The lab equips Games students with skills in animation, technology and creative problem solving.

This fall, the U is spreading the word about how research can improve the lives of Americans.

For Wallisch, the ASUU Rail Jam is deeply personal. The setup sits steps away from where he once went to class.

Saturn, Neptune and the Ring Nebula were just some of the astronomical wonders seen by stargazers at the U’s star party kick-off.

“This whole thing—the kick, the crowd, the attention—still feels like a fever dream. It’s been wild, but mostly just really fun.”

This November—and every month—take a moment to listen, learn and remember. These voices are our history.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

“I knew I’d find it [law school] intellectually stimulating and I also liked the fact that lawyers are uniquely placed to be advocates for people.”

The show features students from the U’s Department of Theatre, as well as two beloved rescue dogs.

Utah Football season is in full swing at Rice-Eccles Stadium, while the Jon M. Huntsman Center’s busy event season is kicking off.

Under the new model, DayaMed will retain ownership of any intellectual property developed during the term of the agreement while the U receives upfront equity stake.

A full schedule of events will honor veterans on campus the week of Nov. 10, including the 28th annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Friday, Nov. 14.

The lab equips Games students with skills in animation, technology and creative problem solving.

This fall, the U is spreading the word about how research can improve the lives of Americans.

For Wallisch, the ASUU Rail Jam is deeply personal. The setup sits steps away from where he once went to class.

Saturn, Neptune and the Ring Nebula were just some of the astronomical wonders seen by stargazers at the U’s star party kick-off.

“This whole thing—the kick, the crowd, the attention—still feels like a fever dream. It’s been wild, but mostly just really fun.”

This November—and every month—take a moment to listen, learn and remember. These voices are our history.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

“I knew I’d find it [law school] intellectually stimulating and I also liked the fact that lawyers are uniquely placed to be advocates for people.”

The show features students from the U’s Department of Theatre, as well as two beloved rescue dogs.

Utah Football season is in full swing at Rice-Eccles Stadium, while the Jon M. Huntsman Center’s busy event season is kicking off.

Under the new model, DayaMed will retain ownership of any intellectual property developed during the term of the agreement while the U receives upfront equity stake.

A full schedule of events will honor veterans on campus the week of Nov. 10, including the 28th annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Friday, Nov. 14.

The lab equips Games students with skills in animation, technology and creative problem solving.

This fall, the U is spreading the word about how research can improve the lives of Americans.

For Wallisch, the ASUU Rail Jam is deeply personal. The setup sits steps away from where he once went to class.

Saturn, Neptune and the Ring Nebula were just some of the astronomical wonders seen by stargazers at the U’s star party kick-off.

“This whole thing—the kick, the crowd, the attention—still feels like a fever dream. It’s been wild, but mostly just really fun.”

This November—and every month—take a moment to listen, learn and remember. These voices are our history.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

“I knew I’d find it [law school] intellectually stimulating and I also liked the fact that lawyers are uniquely placed to be advocates for people.”

The show features students from the U’s Department of Theatre, as well as two beloved rescue dogs.

Utah Football season is in full swing at Rice-Eccles Stadium, while the Jon M. Huntsman Center’s busy event season is kicking off.

Under the new model, DayaMed will retain ownership of any intellectual property developed during the term of the agreement while the U receives upfront equity stake.

A full schedule of events will honor veterans on campus the week of Nov. 10, including the 28th annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Friday, Nov. 14.

The lab equips Games students with skills in animation, technology and creative problem solving.

This fall, the U is spreading the word about how research can improve the lives of Americans.

For Wallisch, the ASUU Rail Jam is deeply personal. The setup sits steps away from where he once went to class.

Saturn, Neptune and the Ring Nebula were just some of the astronomical wonders seen by stargazers at the U’s star party kick-off.

“This whole thing—the kick, the crowd, the attention—still feels like a fever dream. It’s been wild, but mostly just really fun.”

This November—and every month—take a moment to listen, learn and remember. These voices are our history.