There is a lot to celebrate, and important work still to do.

“The University of Utah is committed to the success of our Latinx students,” said  Mary Ann Villarreal, the U’s vice president for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. “Our partnership with Excelencia will ensure that our Latinx students will reach their academic goals and thrive on our campus and as alumni.” 

The downloadable Nod app and the online platform You@Utah are free for members of the U community and are accessible at any time. 

New rankings from U.S. News & World Report are out—see how the U ranked.

With every ride, you improve your physical and mental health, help clear our air, and raise awareness of people biking on our roads and pathways.

Special thanks to all of the EAD sponsors.

The Energy & Geoscience Institute provides research assistance for the energy industry and pioneers new technologies to aid the transition away from carbon-based fuels.

Phosphate can trigger fungus size reduction, enabling further infection.

In addition to the celebration of our alumni, each academic unit in the College of Fine Arts will take the stage to perform or present recent works.

The new ramps and elevator expansion will make it easier for students to get around.

Last year the event had over 100 campus projects, raising over $1.5 million dollars and 5,400 donors.

Can art, humanities, and culture save the imperiled Great Salt Lake?