A taste of Korea, a connection to the U
For the Asia Campus, participating in that gathering created a welcoming setting for conversations about education.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Christopher Larson
“Designing for dance is unique because there’s rarely a script.”
Read MoreJoin the School of Dance for ‘Unbound’
This dynamic concert celebrates Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month.
Read MoreFrom summer programs to student success: Youth Education strengthens the university’s future
A class, a camp, a single summer on campus does more than fill a week on a child’s calendar.
Read MoreExpanded Medicaid dental coverage is improving oral health in Utah
The expansion has made an essential health care service available for tens of thousands of Utahns.
Read MoreFrom lab to living room: Revolutionary Utah bionic arm enters first home trial
Categories: Artificial Intelligence, Feature (Utah.edu), Health & Medicine, Impact Initiatives, Innovate Initiatives, Latest Stories, News Releases, Research, Research Impact, Science & Technology
Meet Avi Davidson, a left-hand amputee using the neuroprosthetic “Luke arm” that is controlled by thoughts and provides sense of touch.
Read MoreGalaxies in the early universe are weird. These stars may explain why.
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Innovate Initiatives, Latest Stories, News Releases, Research, Science & Technology
New Hubble Space Telescope TEMPOS survey of 29 massive stars in extremely metal-poor galaxies finds unexpectedly weak stellar winds and delivers the largest-ever dataset of its kind, which could reshape our understanding of how galaxies formed in the early universe.
Read MoreSocial media and student accountability
The University of Utah Deans of Students Office has dismissed inquiries into the social media posts of two students.
Read MoreLibrary Banned Books event to feature award winning author Abdi Nazemian
As part of the Marriott Library’s involvement in Banned Books Week, the title of the talk is “Love is Our Legacy: Communicating Across Differences.”
Read MoreU dancers step into José Limón’s legacy
Being performed in Utah for the first time since the 2002 Winter Olympics, “Psalm” features 12 student dancers from the School of Dance.
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