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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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Humans of the U: Allysa Sullivan

“It’s really meaningful to share with my community the things I am learning as part of my degree.”

2023 Clery Report explained

Over the past several years, University Department of Public Safety leaders have implemented practices to improve trauma-informed responses within the department.

2023 crime statistics reports released

Under the Clery Act, U.S. higher education institutions are required to gather information about all crimes committed within the main campus boundary.

2024 U Clear the Air Challenge

Participants who sign up and record the minimum number of trips qualify for a chance to win prizes.

Discover spiritual wellness

The Spiritual Wellness Program offers support for every step of your spiritual journey.

Biochar farm robots win $500K Wilkes Climate Launch Prize

Applied Carbon, a Houston-based technology company, is designing automated machines that convert crop waste into biochar, a charcoal-like substance that improves soil health while storing carbon for millions of years.

@theU September 16, 2024

Check out what’s happening at the U!

What is the U’s Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships?

Since its creation in 2020, ONCS has helped scores of U students secure once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunities— including the university’s first Rhodes Scholar since 2002.

How features in Utah and Arizona advanced geoscience

U geoscientists nominated the Henry Mountains, Coyote Buttes and Great Salt Lake to the list of world’s top geoheritage sites.

Can chatbots help with testing for cancer risk?

New research explores alternative to standard two-appointment model for genetic screening.

A historic new home for Architecture and Planning students

The College of Architecture and Planning celebrated the official grand opening of Studio Spaces at Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse on Sept. 6, 2024.

Arthur C. Books shares 3 tips for happiness

Brooks shared some key insights and advice for developing and practicing happiness at the 34th annual Spencer Fox Eccles Convocation.

Humans of the U: Allysa Sullivan

“It’s really meaningful to share with my community the things I am learning as part of my degree.”

2023 Clery Report explained

Over the past several years, University Department of Public Safety leaders have implemented practices to improve trauma-informed responses within the department.

2023 crime statistics reports released

Under the Clery Act, U.S. higher education institutions are required to gather information about all crimes committed within the main campus boundary.

2024 U Clear the Air Challenge

Participants who sign up and record the minimum number of trips qualify for a chance to win prizes.

Discover spiritual wellness

The Spiritual Wellness Program offers support for every step of your spiritual journey.

Biochar farm robots win $500K Wilkes Climate Launch Prize

Applied Carbon, a Houston-based technology company, is designing automated machines that convert crop waste into biochar, a charcoal-like substance that improves soil health while storing carbon for millions of years.

@theU September 16, 2024

Check out what’s happening at the U!

What is the U’s Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships?

Since its creation in 2020, ONCS has helped scores of U students secure once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunities— including the university’s first Rhodes Scholar since 2002.

How features in Utah and Arizona advanced geoscience

U geoscientists nominated the Henry Mountains, Coyote Buttes and Great Salt Lake to the list of world’s top geoheritage sites.

Can chatbots help with testing for cancer risk?

New research explores alternative to standard two-appointment model for genetic screening.

A historic new home for Architecture and Planning students

The College of Architecture and Planning celebrated the official grand opening of Studio Spaces at Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse on Sept. 6, 2024.

Arthur C. Books shares 3 tips for happiness

Brooks shared some key insights and advice for developing and practicing happiness at the 34th annual Spencer Fox Eccles Convocation.

Humans of the U: Allysa Sullivan

“It’s really meaningful to share with my community the things I am learning as part of my degree.”

2023 Clery Report explained

Over the past several years, University Department of Public Safety leaders have implemented practices to improve trauma-informed responses within the department.

2023 crime statistics reports released

Under the Clery Act, U.S. higher education institutions are required to gather information about all crimes committed within the main campus boundary.

2024 U Clear the Air Challenge

Participants who sign up and record the minimum number of trips qualify for a chance to win prizes.

Discover spiritual wellness

The Spiritual Wellness Program offers support for every step of your spiritual journey.

Biochar farm robots win $500K Wilkes Climate Launch Prize

Applied Carbon, a Houston-based technology company, is designing automated machines that convert crop waste into biochar, a charcoal-like substance that improves soil health while storing carbon for millions of years.

@theU September 16, 2024

Check out what’s happening at the U!

What is the U’s Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships?

Since its creation in 2020, ONCS has helped scores of U students secure once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunities— including the university’s first Rhodes Scholar since 2002.

How features in Utah and Arizona advanced geoscience

U geoscientists nominated the Henry Mountains, Coyote Buttes and Great Salt Lake to the list of world’s top geoheritage sites.

Can chatbots help with testing for cancer risk?

New research explores alternative to standard two-appointment model for genetic screening.

A historic new home for Architecture and Planning students

The College of Architecture and Planning celebrated the official grand opening of Studio Spaces at Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse on Sept. 6, 2024.

Arthur C. Books shares 3 tips for happiness

Brooks shared some key insights and advice for developing and practicing happiness at the 34th annual Spencer Fox Eccles Convocation.

Humans of the U: Allysa Sullivan

“It’s really meaningful to share with my community the things I am learning as part of my degree.”

2023 Clery Report explained

Over the past several years, University Department of Public Safety leaders have implemented practices to improve trauma-informed responses within the department.

2023 crime statistics reports released

Under the Clery Act, U.S. higher education institutions are required to gather information about all crimes committed within the main campus boundary.

2024 U Clear the Air Challenge

Participants who sign up and record the minimum number of trips qualify for a chance to win prizes.

Discover spiritual wellness

The Spiritual Wellness Program offers support for every step of your spiritual journey.

Biochar farm robots win $500K Wilkes Climate Launch Prize

Applied Carbon, a Houston-based technology company, is designing automated machines that convert crop waste into biochar, a charcoal-like substance that improves soil health while storing carbon for millions of years.

@theU September 16, 2024

Check out what’s happening at the U!

What is the U’s Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships?

Since its creation in 2020, ONCS has helped scores of U students secure once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunities— including the university’s first Rhodes Scholar since 2002.

How features in Utah and Arizona advanced geoscience

U geoscientists nominated the Henry Mountains, Coyote Buttes and Great Salt Lake to the list of world’s top geoheritage sites.

Can chatbots help with testing for cancer risk?

New research explores alternative to standard two-appointment model for genetic screening.

A historic new home for Architecture and Planning students

The College of Architecture and Planning celebrated the official grand opening of Studio Spaces at Einar Nielsen Fieldhouse on Sept. 6, 2024.

Arthur C. Books shares 3 tips for happiness

Brooks shared some key insights and advice for developing and practicing happiness at the 34th annual Spencer Fox Eccles Convocation.

 
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