Renew Your Commitment to Safety With the new year upon us, we would like to remind everyone to take time to recommit to workplace safety and the prevention of job related injuries. We recommend that all employees, individually or as a department, review the New Employee Safety Orientation offered to all new employees, located HERE, […]
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] ‘raw’ water risks By Libby Mitchell Picture it: A cool, bubbling, crystal clear mountain spring. Nothing could be so pure or refreshing, right? That’s the sales pitch being given right now by proponents of “raw” water – water that has not been treated or filtered and can cost upwards of $25 a gallon. […]
Read MoreYour Ucard is a free ticket to the arts at the U There are hundreds of arts experiences on campus every year, such as modern art exhibits, sultry jazz concerts, poignant theatre productions, thought-provoking dance performances, film screenings, musicals, symphonies and more. Your UCard gets you into all of them for free or deeply discounted […]
Read MoreThree finalists named in University of Utah presidential search.
Read MoreThe Business Classroom Building (BUC) is closed due to a power outage and flooding. See class relocation list here.
Read MoreThe 34th annual celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has become a platform to engage students, faculty, staff and community members in critical conversations around contemporary civil rights issues and issues surrounding race and racism in America.
Read MoreU professor William A. Smith says his father’s work with MLK and Jesse Jackson influences his own academic and community service.
Read MoreU professor provides 10 tips for discussing race and culture with small children.
Read MoreThe committee for the Linda K. Amos Award for Distinguished Service to Women is still looking for nominations or re-nominations for this prestigious award.
Read MoreThe Ivory Prize for Excellence in Student Leadership is now accepting nominations.
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