Can we fix fossil fuels?
Cimate scientist Myles Allen says yes, but only if greenhouse gas emissions are captured and stored underground. And he has a plan.
Read MoreCimate scientist Myles Allen says yes, but only if greenhouse gas emissions are captured and stored underground. And he has a plan.
Read MoreLongtime U Alumni leader John Ashton has died. University leaders noted his legacy—starting the Continuum alumni magazine, establishing student scholarships, launching the MUSS and building the Cleone Peterson Eccles Alumni House.
Read More“As I think about my future career, I want to continue working with communities who need additional support or resources.”
Read MoreFIRE pairs machine learning with advanced DNA sequencing to help pinpoint the DNA changes behind hereditary diseases—a crucial step toward gene-based therapies.
Read MoreDiscover the history and traditions of the MUSS, celebrate 60 years of the Hinckley Institute immersing students in the world of politics and more in the Fall 2026 issue of University of Utah Magazine.
Read MoreImproving student success is one of the primary goals for leaders at the University of Utah, and helping students in all aspects of their academic journeys starts with outstanding teaching.
Read MoreFans already in line may begin entering the Pit at 4:30 a.m. Saturday.
Read MoreAs Utah families trade summer heat for cooler fall days, the environmental conditions affecting children’s health don’t disappear with the season.
Read MoreFor the second straight year, the University of Utah is celebrating October with Festival of Cultures. More than a celebration of culture and community, it is a recognition of the rich heritages, traditions and experiences that make the University of Utah what it is today.
Read MoreTotal enrollment at the U grew by 2.3% this fall, while state projections point to fewer college-age Utahns after 2028.
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