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Catmull to receive Academy Award

U College of Engineering alum, Ed Catmull, the president of Pixar Animation and Walt Disney Animation whose technological advancements in computer animation revolutionized Hollywood movies, will be awarded his sixth scientific and technical Academy Award this February.

Dust threatens to destroy Utah’s snow

Declining water levels in the Great Salt Lake contribute to snowmelt.

Chemistry in spaaaaace

An experiment sent engineered plants to the International Space Station.

Bad air effects

A new report reveals a link between air pollution and increased risk for miscarriage.

Why patients lie to their doctors

A U study shows fear of being judged and embarrassed are among the reasons.

Making Utah a trauma-informed state

College of Social Work playing key effort in helping state agencies understand how trauma informs behavior.

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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?

U to boost in-office presence on campus

The U will require selected staff to return to the office three days a week by Jan. 1. Supervisors will have flexibility to set schedules based on job type and space.

A new chapter in healthy aging

Finalists compete for the XPRIZE Healthspan $101 million prize. The University of Utah-based Utah Data Coordinating Center will determine whether the science delivers results.

Welcome to Utah!

This week, thousands of students will arrive on campus ready to move into their new homes for the year.

Bittersweet transfer of Fort Douglas honors courage and sacrifice

The closure of the fort closes a chapter of history unique in the United States.

New Fall Fest location, same great event

On Sept. 3, from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the level 1 lobby will be transformed into an autumnal welcoming party for everyone on campus to learn what the library has to offer.

Humans of the U: Natalie Newton

“I would encourage any students who have an interest in media production, to reach out and find a way to get involved.”

Trailhead residence hall brings outdoor-inspired living, dining and community to campus

The University of Utah is welcoming more than 1,400 students to a new kind of residential experience this fall.

Board of Trustees approves University of Utah budgets

The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah.

A new home for medicine

For the first time, our whole medical school community will share a building designed around students.

Updates to the campus shuttle system

The changes include the new Crimson route, and the discontinuation of the Research Park Connector route.

University of Utah honors the life of Linda Amos

Nurse, dean and health sciences leader remembered as a champion for women in higher education

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?

U to boost in-office presence on campus

The U will require selected staff to return to the office three days a week by Jan. 1. Supervisors will have flexibility to set schedules based on job type and space.

A new chapter in healthy aging

Finalists compete for the XPRIZE Healthspan $101 million prize. The University of Utah-based Utah Data Coordinating Center will determine whether the science delivers results.

Welcome to Utah!

This week, thousands of students will arrive on campus ready to move into their new homes for the year.

Bittersweet transfer of Fort Douglas honors courage and sacrifice

The closure of the fort closes a chapter of history unique in the United States.

New Fall Fest location, same great event

On Sept. 3, from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the level 1 lobby will be transformed into an autumnal welcoming party for everyone on campus to learn what the library has to offer.

Humans of the U: Natalie Newton

“I would encourage any students who have an interest in media production, to reach out and find a way to get involved.”

Trailhead residence hall brings outdoor-inspired living, dining and community to campus

The University of Utah is welcoming more than 1,400 students to a new kind of residential experience this fall.

Board of Trustees approves University of Utah budgets

The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah.

A new home for medicine

For the first time, our whole medical school community will share a building designed around students.

Updates to the campus shuttle system

The changes include the new Crimson route, and the discontinuation of the Research Park Connector route.

University of Utah honors the life of Linda Amos

Nurse, dean and health sciences leader remembered as a champion for women in higher education

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?

U to boost in-office presence on campus

The U will require selected staff to return to the office three days a week by Jan. 1. Supervisors will have flexibility to set schedules based on job type and space.

A new chapter in healthy aging

Finalists compete for the XPRIZE Healthspan $101 million prize. The University of Utah-based Utah Data Coordinating Center will determine whether the science delivers results.

Welcome to Utah!

This week, thousands of students will arrive on campus ready to move into their new homes for the year.

Bittersweet transfer of Fort Douglas honors courage and sacrifice

The closure of the fort closes a chapter of history unique in the United States.

New Fall Fest location, same great event

On Sept. 3, from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the level 1 lobby will be transformed into an autumnal welcoming party for everyone on campus to learn what the library has to offer.

Humans of the U: Natalie Newton

“I would encourage any students who have an interest in media production, to reach out and find a way to get involved.”

Trailhead residence hall brings outdoor-inspired living, dining and community to campus

The University of Utah is welcoming more than 1,400 students to a new kind of residential experience this fall.

Board of Trustees approves University of Utah budgets

The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah.

A new home for medicine

For the first time, our whole medical school community will share a building designed around students.

Updates to the campus shuttle system

The changes include the new Crimson route, and the discontinuation of the Research Park Connector route.

University of Utah honors the life of Linda Amos

Nurse, dean and health sciences leader remembered as a champion for women in higher education

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?

U to boost in-office presence on campus

The U will require selected staff to return to the office three days a week by Jan. 1. Supervisors will have flexibility to set schedules based on job type and space.

A new chapter in healthy aging

Finalists compete for the XPRIZE Healthspan $101 million prize. The University of Utah-based Utah Data Coordinating Center will determine whether the science delivers results.

Welcome to Utah!

This week, thousands of students will arrive on campus ready to move into their new homes for the year.

Bittersweet transfer of Fort Douglas honors courage and sacrifice

The closure of the fort closes a chapter of history unique in the United States.

New Fall Fest location, same great event

On Sept. 3, from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the level 1 lobby will be transformed into an autumnal welcoming party for everyone on campus to learn what the library has to offer.

Humans of the U: Natalie Newton

“I would encourage any students who have an interest in media production, to reach out and find a way to get involved.”

Trailhead residence hall brings outdoor-inspired living, dining and community to campus

The University of Utah is welcoming more than 1,400 students to a new kind of residential experience this fall.

Board of Trustees approves University of Utah budgets

The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah.

A new home for medicine

For the first time, our whole medical school community will share a building designed around students.

Updates to the campus shuttle system

The changes include the new Crimson route, and the discontinuation of the Research Park Connector route.

University of Utah honors the life of Linda Amos

Nurse, dean and health sciences leader remembered as a champion for women in higher education

 
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