GLACIAL GHOSTS

Paul Gabrielsen, science writer, University of Utah Communications August 6, 2018

U geologist gives tips for touring the canyon’s glacial past.

U teacher prep program earns an ‘A’

National Council on Teacher Quality November 6, 2020

The program gets top marks for its strong training in classroom management and quality clinical practice experiences.

Headshot of Harriet Washington, a Black Woman with black hair down a few inches past her shoulders, wearing a dark blazer over a light blue shirt.
Headshot of Harriet Washington, a Black Woman with black hair down a few inches past her shoulders, wearing a dark blazer over a light blue shirt.

The ethics of medicine

Morgan Aguilar September 28, 2021

Harriet A. Washington, author and medical ethicist, discusses the medical perception and treatment of marginalized people.

A warning for the future?

Patti Carpenter, director of public relations, Natural History Museum of Utah June 24, 2019

Research shows disruptions rippled out from climate change in South America.

Reversing prediabetes in mice

Julie Kiefer July 10, 2019

Results highlight a potential diabetes drug target and role for lowering total ceramides in the body.

FROM CAMPUS LAB TO CONTAMINATED CITY

Janelle Hanson February 26, 2018

The U’s radiobiology professor Scott Miller is one of the only Americans still allowed to visit sensitive Russian sites.

The Wheels of Winter

Ginger Cannon February 5, 2020

It’s snow season, and freezing temperatures are the norm, but that doesn’t mean you have to hang up your bike.

Children, COVID-19 and vaccines

Kylene Metzger July 22, 2021

Pediatricians and infectious disease doctors urge parents to vaccinate eligible children before returning to school.

Kids, masks and mental health

Leann Bentley August 30, 2021

Addressing the misinformation about the mental and physical barriers that wearing a mask in school may bring.