[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT TEETH You use them everyday, but how much do you really think about your teeth. They may seem small and simple, but under the surface, they’re much more than meets the eye. In this infographic, you’ll find out just what your teeth are made of – plus a few […]
Read MorePUBLIC ART PROPOSALS The J. Willard Marriott Library seeks proposals for outdoor sculptures for the newly constructed Katherine’s Courtyard. All materials, themes and scales are welcome. Preference will be given to proposals that give consideration to site specificity. Site visits are encouraged. Two selected proposals will each receive $1,000 for materials. Sculptures will be on […]
Read MoreProtecting Yourself from the Cold Workers who are exposed to extreme cold or work in cold environments, like outdoors during winter, may be at risk of cold stress. Extremely cold or wet weather is a dangerous situation that can cause occupational illness and injuries such as hypothermia or frostbite. Protect yourself from cold stress by: […]
Read MoreThe winter edition includes: Genes and addiction, 30 years of student service, why humanities matter, top five dinosaur myths and more.
Read More“Hi (lick), I’m Honey! I work at the U now and I love it! I got hired because of my great personality and powerful nose. As a canine officer, my job is to sniff out trouble.”
Read MoreU students across campus find ways to give back to the community and help those in need.
Read MoreLooking for the perfect gift for those special Ute fans in your life? Our friends at the Campus Store have great gift ideas to help you get started on your holiday season shopping.
Read MoreWhen John Kircher, professor of educational psychology, arrived at the U as a graduate student in 1977, he wasn’t interested in studying lie detector technology, but after a sequence of events early in his career, he has become a leading expert in the detection of deception.
Read MoreU mathematician, Christopher Hacon, was awarded the 2018 Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics for his work on the geometry of higher dimensions.
Read MoreNHMU anthropological and paleontological collections include objects from areas in Utah protected by the American Antiquities Act, which authorized the U.S. president to designate land owned or controlled by the government as national monuments.
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