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2018 Social Media Recap

This year’s U social media reflected the gamut of emotions and events experienced on campus. And, as always, the U’s Instagram featured the signature stunning vistas of the U.

Determined, genuine and kind: The legacy of Lauren

The University of Utah campus joins together to mourn the loss of student Lauren McCluskey.

Humans of the U: Roundup

Sharing compelling stories from the heart of the U’s campus.

MEET THE NEW LEADERSHIP TEAM

During her first six months as president, Ruth V. Watkins has visited with campus and community members, toured the state and recruited a new leadership team.

RESEARCH AWARDS PASS $500M MILESTONE

Quality of researchers and programs pays off in record-breaking funding year.

‘Secrets of the Campus Cadavers’

New U podcast tells story of found remains.

MOOSE ON THE LOOSE

Don’t miss the video of a 2-year-old bull moose caught wandering through campus.

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CAMPUS HAPPENINGS

The 2024 U Clear the Air Challenge was a huge success!

Participants from all over the University of Utah came together in Fall 2024 to change how they commuted for the good of their health and the environment.

Technology for oxidizing atmospheric methane won’t help the climate

U atmospheric scientists show “geoengineering” efforts to remove greenhouse gas could worsen air quality while provide minimal climate benefits.

@theU January 13, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Utah is making progress on Great Salt Lake

Conserving, dedicating, and delivering water to the lake must be a multi-year focus.

How the university reports incidents of bias or hate

The University of Utah will continue reporting potential hate crimes to the campus community under a new threat assessment process.

MLK Week 2025, the continuing march to justice

MLK Week 2025 is aimed at engaging our community by issuing a call to action in the ongoing effort to create a more just society for everyone.

Humans of the U: Cadon Sagendorf

“One of the critical issues I am passionate about addressing is the lack of awareness and enforcement of youth rights.”

Woodrats use ‘quantity over quality’ as a detox plan

U biologists discover surprising answers for how the tiny rodent quickly evolved tolerance to a poisonous diet of creosote bushes.

Senate Summary | Jan. 6, 2025

Here are the highlights from the Jan. 6 Academic Senate meeting.

The history of Israel and Palestine through Rare Books

There are more than 80,000 items housed in the Rare Books vault at the Marriott Library.

Dinosaur surf or turf: Unpacking Mesozoic misconceptions

The Natural History Museum of Utah’s Dinofest 2025 theme is ancient underwater worlds.

Coyote numbers are often higher in areas where they are hunted

Counterintuitive findings are based on images from hundreds of trap cameras deployed in nationwide campaign to document wildlife.

The 2024 U Clear the Air Challenge was a huge success!

Participants from all over the University of Utah came together in Fall 2024 to change how they commuted for the good of their health and the environment.

Technology for oxidizing atmospheric methane won’t help the climate

U atmospheric scientists show “geoengineering” efforts to remove greenhouse gas could worsen air quality while provide minimal climate benefits.

@theU January 13, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Utah is making progress on Great Salt Lake

Conserving, dedicating, and delivering water to the lake must be a multi-year focus.

How the university reports incidents of bias or hate

The University of Utah will continue reporting potential hate crimes to the campus community under a new threat assessment process.

MLK Week 2025, the continuing march to justice

MLK Week 2025 is aimed at engaging our community by issuing a call to action in the ongoing effort to create a more just society for everyone.

Humans of the U: Cadon Sagendorf

“One of the critical issues I am passionate about addressing is the lack of awareness and enforcement of youth rights.”

Woodrats use ‘quantity over quality’ as a detox plan

U biologists discover surprising answers for how the tiny rodent quickly evolved tolerance to a poisonous diet of creosote bushes.

Senate Summary | Jan. 6, 2025

Here are the highlights from the Jan. 6 Academic Senate meeting.

The history of Israel and Palestine through Rare Books

There are more than 80,000 items housed in the Rare Books vault at the Marriott Library.

Dinosaur surf or turf: Unpacking Mesozoic misconceptions

The Natural History Museum of Utah’s Dinofest 2025 theme is ancient underwater worlds.

Coyote numbers are often higher in areas where they are hunted

Counterintuitive findings are based on images from hundreds of trap cameras deployed in nationwide campaign to document wildlife.

The 2024 U Clear the Air Challenge was a huge success!

Participants from all over the University of Utah came together in Fall 2024 to change how they commuted for the good of their health and the environment.

Technology for oxidizing atmospheric methane won’t help the climate

U atmospheric scientists show “geoengineering” efforts to remove greenhouse gas could worsen air quality while provide minimal climate benefits.

@theU January 13, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Utah is making progress on Great Salt Lake

Conserving, dedicating, and delivering water to the lake must be a multi-year focus.

How the university reports incidents of bias or hate

The University of Utah will continue reporting potential hate crimes to the campus community under a new threat assessment process.

MLK Week 2025, the continuing march to justice

MLK Week 2025 is aimed at engaging our community by issuing a call to action in the ongoing effort to create a more just society for everyone.

Humans of the U: Cadon Sagendorf

“One of the critical issues I am passionate about addressing is the lack of awareness and enforcement of youth rights.”

Woodrats use ‘quantity over quality’ as a detox plan

U biologists discover surprising answers for how the tiny rodent quickly evolved tolerance to a poisonous diet of creosote bushes.

Senate Summary | Jan. 6, 2025

Here are the highlights from the Jan. 6 Academic Senate meeting.

The history of Israel and Palestine through Rare Books

There are more than 80,000 items housed in the Rare Books vault at the Marriott Library.

Dinosaur surf or turf: Unpacking Mesozoic misconceptions

The Natural History Museum of Utah’s Dinofest 2025 theme is ancient underwater worlds.

Coyote numbers are often higher in areas where they are hunted

Counterintuitive findings are based on images from hundreds of trap cameras deployed in nationwide campaign to document wildlife.

The 2024 U Clear the Air Challenge was a huge success!

Participants from all over the University of Utah came together in Fall 2024 to change how they commuted for the good of their health and the environment.

Technology for oxidizing atmospheric methane won’t help the climate

U atmospheric scientists show “geoengineering” efforts to remove greenhouse gas could worsen air quality while provide minimal climate benefits.

@theU January 13, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Utah is making progress on Great Salt Lake

Conserving, dedicating, and delivering water to the lake must be a multi-year focus.

How the university reports incidents of bias or hate

The University of Utah will continue reporting potential hate crimes to the campus community under a new threat assessment process.

MLK Week 2025, the continuing march to justice

MLK Week 2025 is aimed at engaging our community by issuing a call to action in the ongoing effort to create a more just society for everyone.

Humans of the U: Cadon Sagendorf

“One of the critical issues I am passionate about addressing is the lack of awareness and enforcement of youth rights.”

Woodrats use ‘quantity over quality’ as a detox plan

U biologists discover surprising answers for how the tiny rodent quickly evolved tolerance to a poisonous diet of creosote bushes.

Senate Summary | Jan. 6, 2025

Here are the highlights from the Jan. 6 Academic Senate meeting.

The history of Israel and Palestine through Rare Books

There are more than 80,000 items housed in the Rare Books vault at the Marriott Library.

Dinosaur surf or turf: Unpacking Mesozoic misconceptions

The Natural History Museum of Utah’s Dinofest 2025 theme is ancient underwater worlds.

Coyote numbers are often higher in areas where they are hunted

Counterintuitive findings are based on images from hundreds of trap cameras deployed in nationwide campaign to document wildlife.

 
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