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JUMP TO: Next Academic Senate meeting Duo 2FA phone call, text options will be discontinued July 17, 2018 Driver training Nominate a veteran Nadkarni honored with lifetime achievement award 2018 Ivory Prize for Excellence in Student Leadership winner Sandi Pershing to serve as UPCEA president Campus Store textbook buyback Sun Safe poster contest Join the […]

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Student Life

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JUMP TO: Tell us about your favorite teacher Duo 2FA phone call, text options will be discontinued July 17, 2018 Pre-summer intensive courses available Next Academic Senate meeting Nominate a veteran Nadkarni honored with lifetime achievement award Sandi Pershing to serve as UPCEA president Sun Safe poster contest Join the Wasatch Experience HCI Total Cancer […]

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A Healthier U

[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] THE SEASON OF SAD By Kamryn Bronschinsky, University of Utah student in strategic communication, with a special focus on interdisciplinary health communication Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a sleeping giant; lying dormant for three-quarters of the year. As the days get shorter and darker, people begin to feel less energy, are less likely […]

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The Arts and U

By Anna Kristine Oldroyd, College of Fine Arts Chamber Choir Prepares to Perform at the China International Choral FestivaL U Chamber Choir Tuesday, April 24, 2018 | 7:30 p.m. Libby Gardner Concert Hall Free for U students with UCard The University of Utah Chamber Choir is known for its impeccable intonation and unique ringing tone […]

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Safe & Sound

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NEAR MISSES Near miss: An unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage, but had the potential to do so. Source: Fact sheet from OSHA and the National Safety Council A near miss provides an opportunity to improve safety practices based on a condition or incident with a potential for more serious consequences. […]

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HackTheU

U student Johnny Le recognized for founding Utah’s largest programming marathon, HackTheU, which cultivated creative problem solving among hundreds of participants from across the country.

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