2025 Bopsim Festival brings culture, community and Cupbop
What began as a small cultural showcase just a few years ago has now grown into Utah’s largest celebration of Korean food, music and community.
Read MorePsilocybin shows promise for health care worker depression
Nearly half of health care workers who received psilocybin alongside meditation instruction were free of depression at two weeks in a clinical trial, compared to just 8% who only did meditation.
Read MoreMouse study reveals metabolic risks associated with ketogenic diet
Popular high-fat, low-carb diet prevents weight gain, but linked to fatty liver disease in males.
Read MoreSeismology meets botany: U geologist applies vibration science to saguaros
Research uses earthquake-monitoring tools to measure how towering cacti resonate from wind and ground motion without harming them.
Read MoreUMFA prepares for the arrival of LOVE sculpture
Categories: Alumni, Arts & Humanities, Campus Life, Community, Faculty/Staff, Latest Stories, Students
The LOVE sculpture represents a significant addition to the UMFA’s world-class collection of modern and contemporary art and further enhances its growing exhibition of public outdoor sculptures.
Read MoreUtah to host ESPN College GameDay for the 6th time
The national broadcast will take place on November 1, 2025 from Presidents Circle.
Read More4th Annual Race for Campus Safety honors Lauren McCluskey’s legacy
Categories: Alumni, Athletics, Campus Life, Community, Events, Faculty/Staff, Latest Stories, Safety, Student Belonging, Students
Visitors will have access to resources and information booths featuring organizations dedicated to preventing relationship violence and supporting survivors.
Read MoreUtahns face barriers to maternal health care
Categories: Community, Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, Impact Initiatives, News Releases, Research, Science & Technology
Kem C. Gardner report finds that distance to care, access to maternal mental health treatment and preventative health care for Utah women are three areas of concern.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Natalie Cabrera Mansilla
“I want to make connections, friendships and build my community here. That’s what helps me to keep going.”
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