A storyteller and avid fly fisherman, Jeff Metcalf, assistant professor of English, is an enhanced observer of the human condition, who finds himself often in the streams of the American West. Not only rivers run through his new book of essays, his cancer does too.
Read MoreU receives $3.1 million grant from Boeing allowing the National Center for Veteran Studies to accept 200 military members or veterans into its R&R program over the next three years.
Read MoreOver $100,000 in scholarships were awarded this year at the eighth annual Union Scholarship Celebration.
Read MoreBird research on three continents locates migration paths, identifies conservation opportunities.
Read MoreU engineering study details proposed improvements to ease Little Cottonwood Canyon traffic.
Read MoreWith the help of the Revolving Loan Fund, the newly refurbished Rio Tinto Kennecott Mechanical Engineering Building has gone for the gold.
Read MoreJUMP TO: Walk with pride Continuing Education and Community Engagement is Moving to Research Park Office of Global Engagement Leadership Change “The Bone Pile: Essays on Nature and Culture” UMFA curator wins national award Bend with your knees, not with your . . . ouch! Duo 2FA phone call, text options will be discontinued July […]
Read MoreJUMP TO: Walk with pride Continuing Education and Community Engagement is Moving to Research Park Office of Global Engagement Leadership Change “The Bone Pile: Essays on Nature and Culture” UMFA curator wins national award Bend with your knees, not with your . . . ouch! Duo 2FA phone call, text options will be discontinued July […]
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] FACTS ABOUT SKIN TAGS By Libby Mitchell, University of Utah Health Skin tags. Even the name sounds creepy. A tag of skin? Why would something like that even exist? In reality though, skin tags are extremely common and usually harmless. “They are an outgrowth of normal skin,” said Allyson Sorensen, PA-C, a physician […]
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