The U’s pursuit of teaching excellence
Improving 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 MoreESPN College GameDay returns to University of Utah for 7th visit
Categories: Alumni, Athletics, Campus Life, Community, Events, Facilities, Faculty/Staff, Latest Stories, Student Belonging, Students
Fans already in line may begin entering the Pit at 4:30 a.m. Saturday.
Read MoreProtecting children’s health from air pollution and climate change
As Utah families trade summer heat for cooler fall days, the environmental conditions affecting children’s health don’t disappear with the season.
Read MoreFestival of Cultures brings the U community together
Categories: Alumni, Belonging, Community, Events, Faculty/Staff, Student Affairs, Student Belonging, Student Belonging, Students, Sustainability, U Belong
For 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 MoreStudent growth remains steady, U leaders plan for future
Total enrollment at the U grew by 2.3% this fall, while state projections point to fewer college-age Utahns after 2028.
Read MoreHow water shapes cities: From Salt Lake City to Seoul
Students examined creek-daylighting and water-restoration projects, exploring how restored waterways can support biodiversity.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Marcos Van Dalen
Categories: Alumni, Belonging, Community, Faculty/Staff, Humans of the U, Student Belonging, Students, U Belong, Veterans Day
“I understand the value of officers having an education prior to leading. It provides four years to be mentored and developed by the staff at the U and the NROTC.”
Read MoreThe surprising relationship between sickle cell genes and malaria
Research uncovers how people with specific genetic change associated with sickle cells are much less likely to develop severe malaria.
Read MoreOne-U RAI marks three years of milestones, from research to Redtail
Categories: Artificial Intelligence, Community, Faculty/Staff, Impact Initiatives, Innovate Initiatives, Inspire Initiatives, Latest Stories, Research, Research Impact, Science & Technology
At its third annual symposium, One-U RAI celebrated three years of progress and the launch of Redtail, a statewide resource for research, education and pro-human AI.
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