Talmage Building temporarily closed
Due to fire on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2018, the Talmage Building is temporarily closed. Check back here for updates.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Keith Diaz Moore
“What drove my architectural career was visiting my grandmother with Alzheimer’s disease in a lockdown wing of a nursing home. Architects, designers and planners have a social responsibility to do better, to act with an ethic of care. That has been my driving force.”
Read MoreCampus safety statistics
Campus crime statistics, safety resources and security information available in the U’s Annual Security & Fire Safety Report.
Read More‘Imagine New Heights’
Campaign focuses on supporting students, recruiting and retaining faculty and promoting groundbreaking research, innovation and collaboration.
Read MoreInauguration recap
The inauguration for Ruth V. Watkins, the 16th president of the University of Utah, was held Friday, Sept. 21, 2018, in Kingsbury Hall.
Read More$200K for ideas improving housing affordability
Ivory Innovations sponsors national challenge to address critical need for affordable housing construction and design, financing and public policy.
Read MoreScience takes center stage
Public radio program “Science Friday” took a lay audience on a tour of Utah science. U researchers took, quite literally, center stage.
Read MoreMaking room(s)
This fall, construction will begin on Housing & Residential Education’s newest 992-bed residence hall and fully functioning livable community and set to open fall of 2020.
Read MoreCampus cup
National Voter Registration Day kicks off with the U’s participation in the Campus Cup, a state-wide, voter-registration effort. The challenge pits each of Utah’s colleges and universities against each other every two years in a competition to register the greatest percentage of voters.
Read MoreAn international education
University of Utah and BYU receive $6.8 million from Department of Education for foreign language and area studies.
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