6 things to know about the new Answer U service
Ask anything. Navigate everything. It’s a phrase that encapsulates the new Answer U service. But what exactly is it?
Read MoreAsk anything. Navigate everything. It’s a phrase that encapsulates the new Answer U service. But what exactly is it?
Read MoreMake it count by taking part in student body elections. Voting starts today and goes through March 5.
Read MoreHere’s your guide to graduation. Check out this breakdown of each and every one of the 16 colleges’ convocations.
Read MoreThe most-hyped opener in Utah Football history is this Thursday. We have the details on parking, public transit and the upcoming season.
Read MoreHang out with friends, attend special events and explore the arts.
Read More[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] INCREASING ACTIVITY FOR NEW MOMS 2015 was an interesting year for PEAK Health and Fitness with five of its staff members expecting a new baby. As you can imagine, the conversations revolved around hunger and cravings, belly size and how to stay active. We now share the joy and struggle of being […]
Read MoreBackground: The art installation, “Cry Closet,” in the J. Willard Marriott Library was created by a graduating senior in the College of Fine Arts. The piece – a project from the student’s woodshop class – was installed on April 22 and will remain in the library until May, 2. The installation, available for use by […]
Read MoreA national search for a director of public safety will begin in the coming weeks.
Read MoreWe applaud our students for advocating for changes and for their interest in making campus a safer place. Creating a culture of safety means that all members of our community—administrators, students, faculty, staff and visitors—have important roles to play.
Read MoreCampus police have received reports about individuals inviting students to attend a Bible study group late at night. Anyone who has information about this or feels concern for their safety should contact police immediately.
Read MorePhantom Limb Company’s Falling Out examines the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear meltdown that ravaged the region of Fukushima, Japan in March of 2011.
Read MoreThose residents who move out will receive a prorated refund for the remainder of the spring semester.
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