Day of Disability & Neurodiversity helps build community
Neurodiversity is hard to see, but it is a vital part of our campus community that deserves to be included.
Read MoreNeurodiversity is hard to see, but it is a vital part of our campus community that deserves to be included.
Read MoreSecond only to the Oh-My-God particle, the newly dubbed Amaterasu particle deepens the mystery of the origin, propagation and particle physics of rare, ultra-high-energy cosmic rays.
Read MoreThe U community can help Osei Boateng win a $100,000 grant toward continuing his humanitarian work in Ghana by voting for him as “Hero of the Year,” every day through Dec. 5.
Read MoreMore than 400,000 Utahns are family caregivers. In recognition of their contributions and sacrifices, Gov. Spencer Cox declared November 2023 as Family Caregiver Month in Utah.
Read MoreThese students work to build community, a safe environment, and purposeful conversations in university residence halls.
Read MoreU geologist Gabriel Bowen explores isotopes to see what they can tell us about the world.
Read MoreWith federal funding, professor Kerry Kelly will deploy PM10 monitors at 50 schools to produce highly localized forecasts.
Read More“It is really special to be at the U and be a part of creating events that celebrate Native people.”
Read MoreHow a tip from a citizen scientist led to deep discoveries in Utah’s caves.
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