U community tackles hunger
Last year, the University of Utah community raised $13,000, equivalent to 54,000 meals.
Read More2025 crime statistics reports released
The University of Utah released two major safety reports this week.
Read MoreHow tropical weather affects West Antarctica
Utah researchers study ice cores and 20th-century weather data to track changes in massive ice sheet covering 760,000 square miles, with an average thickness of 3,400 feet.
Read MoreRegional workshop brings statewide public safety partners together
As an extension of the University of Utah’s annual Campus Safety Summit, the regional workshop was held in southern Utah.
Read MoreThe U launches renovated Housing Application Process with a Student Success Initiative
Current residents and eligible students can apply to live on campus starting on Oct. 5.
Read More40 years of mental health support
Huntsman Mental Health Institute is a leading academic mental health center providing inpatient, outpatient, crisis, community, and specialty care for people of all ages across the Mountain West.
Read MoreA bloody good time: ‘Carrie’ takes the stage
Gallons of blood, pyrotechnics and special effects make mounting this adaptation of a Stephen King classic a challenge.
Read MoreSolidec wins $250,000 Wilkes Climate Innovation Prize for 2026
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Impact Initiatives, Innovate Initiatives, Latest Stories, News Releases, Research, Research Impact, Science & Technology
Houston-based company develops chemical generators to make essential chemicals more cheaply and easily on-site, reducing supply chain volatility while lowering carbon emissions and chemical waste.
Read More11 Marriott Library staff favorites for Banned Books Week
In honor of Banned Books Week, staff and faculty from the Marriott Library are sharing their favorite challenged and banned books. Here are 11 of their top picks.
Read MoreThe U’s Patrick Wiggins discovers 10th supernova
Categories: Faculty/Staff, Impact Initiatives, Latest Stories, News Releases, Research Impact, Science & Technology
The U outreach specialist’s latest discovery is his brightest yet. Nearly 10 weeks later, the exploding star is still shining in a galaxy 50 million light-years away.
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