The Wellness Bus
Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation and University of Utah Health take the fight against Type 2 diabetes on the road.
Read More10 YEARS OF TWEETS
May marked the 10th anniversary of the University of Utah on Twitter. The once fledgling platform has grown into a resource for university events, news, alerts and conversation.
Read MoreRETURNING TO SOUND SCIENCE
Categories: Events, Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, Home Page, Research, Science & Technology, Students
Researchers, students and administrators from across the country come together for frank conversations on how to build research integrity through reproducibility.
Read MoreWhy Professor and National Geographic Explorer Cagan Sekercioglu Uses Twitter
Categories: Faculty/Staff
Çağan Şekercioğlu is a conservation ecologist, ornithologist, tropical biologist and nature photographer (check out his photos on Instagram). He was also named a National Geographic Explorer. His doctoral research focused on the causes and consequences of bird extinctions around the world. “I started on Twitter in 2009, mainly to archive and share interesting articles on ecology, […]
Read MoreGOING OUT IN STYLE
Chris Hill didn’t want much fuss on his last day, but Athletics sent him off in fitting style.
Read MoreNEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JOINS THE U
President Ruth V. Watkins has appointed Mark Harlan as the university’s new director of athletics.
Read MoreDE-ESCALATION PREPARATION
U police officers and hospital security guards attended an intervention strategies training to better prepare for situations on and around the campus.
Read MoreA formula for success
A lifetime of advocacy has earned Mickey Ibarra the highest honor bestowed by the Government of Mexico — the Ohtli Award — in recognition of his contributions to the well-being, prosperity and empowerment of Latino communities in the U.S.
Read MoreIDEAS WANTED: HOW TO HELP THE MIDDLE CLASS
Submit your ideas now for the American Dream Ideas Challenge.
Read MoreMARRIOTT LIBRARY’S NEW DANCE
Thanks to the recently completed upgrade to the building automation system, the library is saving $270,000 a year.
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