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2018 Social Media Recap

This year’s U social media reflected the gamut of emotions and events experienced on campus. And, as always, the U’s Instagram featured the signature stunning vistas of the U.

Humans of the U: Roundup

Sharing compelling stories from the heart of the U’s campus.

Announcements

JUMP TO: University announces actions to improve campus safety and security Jason Shepherd receives $2.5 million to study Alzheimer’s disease Feed U Pantry University Teaching Grants Recipients of the Fall 2018 GLAD and Spring 2019 grant and award deadlines UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES ACTIONS TO IMPROVE CAMPUS SAFETY AND SECURITY[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-4″][/bs_col][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″]University of Utah President Ruth Watkins […]

 

Your gallbladder and you

[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″]Your gallbladder is a small organ that can cause big problems if you don’t take care of it. When working properly this pouch the size of a deflated balloon stores bile produced by the liver. It squeezes that bile into the small intestine to help with digestion, particularly foods with higher fat content. […]

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CAMPUS HAPPENINGS

1850 Society hosts inaugural graduation celebration

The event was held to honor these trailblazing, first-generation college graduates.

Frequently Asked Questions: Faculty EDI guidance

Guidance for faculty academic freedom and classroom management after HB 261, “Equal Opportunity Initiatives.”

New EDI guidance for campus

New guidance for equity, diversity and inclusion efforts on campus includes information for faculty preparing syllabi and other course materials for the summer and fall semesters.

University of Utah campus protest recap

Over two days this week, crowds have gathered on the University of Utah’s campus to protest the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Jay Mace: Scientist of clouds, painter of landscapes

Childhood love of nature led to career studying Earth’s atmosphere, bringing U’s Mace to Southern Ocean on DOE-funded research expedition.

Celebrating the U’s class of 2024

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

Humans of the U: Elizabeth Jezek

“I love the diversity of how many majors there are at the U. As someone who came to the U unsure of what I wanted to do and spent the first year or so taking a bunch of introductory classes, I really loved all of the options I had.”

Humans of the U: Gabe Root

“I am more comfortable with taking up space in the world and I feel like my voice deserves to be heard.”

University statement on April 30, 2024 protests

Demonstrators are welcome to continue to express their views in a peaceful and legal manner.

@theU April 29, 2024

See what’s happening this week at the U!

1850 Society hosts inaugural graduation celebration

The event was held to honor these trailblazing, first-generation college graduates.

Frequently Asked Questions: Faculty EDI guidance

Guidance for faculty academic freedom and classroom management after HB 261, “Equal Opportunity Initiatives.”

New EDI guidance for campus

New guidance for equity, diversity and inclusion efforts on campus includes information for faculty preparing syllabi and other course materials for the summer and fall semesters.

University of Utah campus protest recap

Over two days this week, crowds have gathered on the University of Utah’s campus to protest the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Jay Mace: Scientist of clouds, painter of landscapes

Childhood love of nature led to career studying Earth’s atmosphere, bringing U’s Mace to Southern Ocean on DOE-funded research expedition.

Celebrating the U’s class of 2024

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

Humans of the U: Elizabeth Jezek

“I love the diversity of how many majors there are at the U. As someone who came to the U unsure of what I wanted to do and spent the first year or so taking a bunch of introductory classes, I really loved all of the options I had.”

Humans of the U: Gabe Root

“I am more comfortable with taking up space in the world and I feel like my voice deserves to be heard.”

University statement on April 30, 2024 protests

Demonstrators are welcome to continue to express their views in a peaceful and legal manner.

@theU April 29, 2024

See what’s happening this week at the U!

1850 Society hosts inaugural graduation celebration

The event was held to honor these trailblazing, first-generation college graduates.

Frequently Asked Questions: Faculty EDI guidance

Guidance for faculty academic freedom and classroom management after HB 261, “Equal Opportunity Initiatives.”

New EDI guidance for campus

New guidance for equity, diversity and inclusion efforts on campus includes information for faculty preparing syllabi and other course materials for the summer and fall semesters.

University of Utah campus protest recap

Over two days this week, crowds have gathered on the University of Utah’s campus to protest the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Jay Mace: Scientist of clouds, painter of landscapes

Childhood love of nature led to career studying Earth’s atmosphere, bringing U’s Mace to Southern Ocean on DOE-funded research expedition.

Celebrating the U’s class of 2024

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

Humans of the U: Elizabeth Jezek

“I love the diversity of how many majors there are at the U. As someone who came to the U unsure of what I wanted to do and spent the first year or so taking a bunch of introductory classes, I really loved all of the options I had.”

Humans of the U: Gabe Root

“I am more comfortable with taking up space in the world and I feel like my voice deserves to be heard.”

University statement on April 30, 2024 protests

Demonstrators are welcome to continue to express their views in a peaceful and legal manner.

@theU April 29, 2024

See what’s happening this week at the U!

1850 Society hosts inaugural graduation celebration

The event was held to honor these trailblazing, first-generation college graduates.

Frequently Asked Questions: Faculty EDI guidance

Guidance for faculty academic freedom and classroom management after HB 261, “Equal Opportunity Initiatives.”

New EDI guidance for campus

New guidance for equity, diversity and inclusion efforts on campus includes information for faculty preparing syllabi and other course materials for the summer and fall semesters.

University of Utah campus protest recap

Over two days this week, crowds have gathered on the University of Utah’s campus to protest the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Jay Mace: Scientist of clouds, painter of landscapes

Childhood love of nature led to career studying Earth’s atmosphere, bringing U’s Mace to Southern Ocean on DOE-funded research expedition.

Celebrating the U’s class of 2024

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

Humans of the U: Elizabeth Jezek

“I love the diversity of how many majors there are at the U. As someone who came to the U unsure of what I wanted to do and spent the first year or so taking a bunch of introductory classes, I really loved all of the options I had.”

Humans of the U: Gabe Root

“I am more comfortable with taking up space in the world and I feel like my voice deserves to be heard.”

University statement on April 30, 2024 protests

Demonstrators are welcome to continue to express their views in a peaceful and legal manner.

@theU April 29, 2024

See what’s happening this week at the U!

 
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