[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] WHAT YOU SHOULD AND SHOULDN’T BE FEEDING YOUR BABY There are many feeding recommendations for infants—it can be hard as a parent to keep up with all the latest research and advice. Pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner shares the facts about the most recent feeding recommendations and debunks some of the more popular myths about […]
Read MoreUMFA Patio Party: Four Reasons to Visit Now (and Often) By Sydney Inks, communications coordinator, UMFA The Utah Museum of Fine Arts at the University of Utah is the state’s destination museum for global visual arts, welcoming art and culture lovers of every age and background. For U students, staff and faculty members, this community-focused, […]
Read MorePedestrian Crosswalk Safety With the fall semester starting, the campus will again be busy with students, faculty and staff trying to get to where they need to be; stay alert and safe, especially when using or driving through crosswalks. For pedestrians: Always cross at marked crosswalks. They are designed and put in for your safety. […]
Read More“Friends of Red Butte Creek and the Global Change & Sustainability Center awarded me a grant to create art of the wildlife in the Red Butte Creek area and I was able to combine that with my master’s degree project. I spent a year working in the Research Natural Area above Red Butte Garden, and the creek below it.”
Read MoreNeed one more getaway before buckling down for the semester? Here are two road trips through signature Utah landscapes and unique works of art.
Read MoreThe campus map now includes a feature pinpointing lactation room locations.
Read MoreTo ease congestion and prevent major traffic delays, here are the parking impacts during Move-in Day on Aug. 16.
Read MoreCourses explore the good, the bad and the ugly of science portrayed in movies.
Read MoreA collaboration with the Navajo Nation to evaluate water in the Four Corners region in three different ways.
Read MoreLassonde Studios awarded LEED Gold building certification where all students are welcome to “live, create, launch.”
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