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New year, new parking options

Starting today, there are new parking lots opening, shuttle routes starting and special prizes for those who use public transportation.

Protecting our winters

Rising temperatures and other compounding factors are impacting our snowfall and our snowpack. Pledge to cut down on your carbon footprint this winter. And forever.

Transformative storytelling

An interdisciplinary partnership brings “Healthcare: Stories of Illness and Wellness” to campus.

 

Understanding female infertility

Researchers identify genes associated with polycystic ovary syndrome.

War and marriage

Ideal marriage partners drive Waorani warriors to war. Subtle coercion from in-laws also a factor.

 
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CAMPUS HAPPENINGS

Celebrating MLK, the ongoing march to justice

More than 300 people braved the frigid cold on January 20, 2025 to participate in a program meant to create a sense of unity and shared optimism.

Are LA’s wildfires a look into Utah’s future?

AtTheU spoke with Tom Cova, who studies environmental hazards emergency management, to gain insight into the Los Angeles wildfires and best practices for keeping fire-prone communities safe.

Sit down to a smorgasbord of campus dining

Residential dining facilities across the U campus are far from the stale cafeterias featured in any number of college frat house movies or that your professors might have had to endure. Quite the opposite, says Ken Ohlinger, campus executive chef for U Dining Services whose resume includes stints at world-class resorts and training at the […]

A hidden powerhouse in the College of Humanities

One only needs to scratch beneath the surface to reveal the tremendous value, both intellectual and practical, that L2TReC and second language learning offers.

Data Privacy Week: Web browser privacy review

On average, U.S. residents spend up to 6.5 hours per day using apps, browsers, and other resources.

@theU January 21, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Humans of the U: Leif Sorensen

“You already have the skills you need to make the world a better place, and if dedicating your life to something can make even a three percent difference, it’s worth it.”

Despite questions and critique, Utah higher education leaders are optimistic 

Ahead of Utah’s annual legislative session, University of Utah President Taylor Randall joined Geoffrey Landward, Utah’s commissioner of higher education, and Mitzi Montoya, the U’s provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, in a panel discussion.

Bionic LUKE Arm faces first test in day-to-day use

Thought-controlled prosthesis, developed by U engineers, undergoes clinical trial outside lab.

From modest beginnings to global reach

The university will kick off its 175th year with a Founders Day celebration on Feb. 27 and culminating with Homecoming in the fall.

Driving economic growth through collaborative research

Randall and Elizabeth Cantwell, president of Utah State University, joined together as the leaders of Utah’s two R1 institutions to present to the Utah Board of Higher Education.

Humans of the U: Jennifer Nozawa

“One of the things I love about this job is that I have always felt really proud about what I do and where I work.”

Celebrating MLK, the ongoing march to justice

More than 300 people braved the frigid cold on January 20, 2025 to participate in a program meant to create a sense of unity and shared optimism.

Are LA’s wildfires a look into Utah’s future?

AtTheU spoke with Tom Cova, who studies environmental hazards emergency management, to gain insight into the Los Angeles wildfires and best practices for keeping fire-prone communities safe.

Sit down to a smorgasbord of campus dining

Residential dining facilities across the U campus are far from the stale cafeterias featured in any number of college frat house movies or that your professors might have had to endure. Quite the opposite, says Ken Ohlinger, campus executive chef for U Dining Services whose resume includes stints at world-class resorts and training at the […]

A hidden powerhouse in the College of Humanities

One only needs to scratch beneath the surface to reveal the tremendous value, both intellectual and practical, that L2TReC and second language learning offers.

Data Privacy Week: Web browser privacy review

On average, U.S. residents spend up to 6.5 hours per day using apps, browsers, and other resources.

@theU January 21, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Humans of the U: Leif Sorensen

“You already have the skills you need to make the world a better place, and if dedicating your life to something can make even a three percent difference, it’s worth it.”

Despite questions and critique, Utah higher education leaders are optimistic 

Ahead of Utah’s annual legislative session, University of Utah President Taylor Randall joined Geoffrey Landward, Utah’s commissioner of higher education, and Mitzi Montoya, the U’s provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, in a panel discussion.

Bionic LUKE Arm faces first test in day-to-day use

Thought-controlled prosthesis, developed by U engineers, undergoes clinical trial outside lab.

From modest beginnings to global reach

The university will kick off its 175th year with a Founders Day celebration on Feb. 27 and culminating with Homecoming in the fall.

Driving economic growth through collaborative research

Randall and Elizabeth Cantwell, president of Utah State University, joined together as the leaders of Utah’s two R1 institutions to present to the Utah Board of Higher Education.

Humans of the U: Jennifer Nozawa

“One of the things I love about this job is that I have always felt really proud about what I do and where I work.”

Celebrating MLK, the ongoing march to justice

More than 300 people braved the frigid cold on January 20, 2025 to participate in a program meant to create a sense of unity and shared optimism.

Are LA’s wildfires a look into Utah’s future?

AtTheU spoke with Tom Cova, who studies environmental hazards emergency management, to gain insight into the Los Angeles wildfires and best practices for keeping fire-prone communities safe.

Sit down to a smorgasbord of campus dining

Residential dining facilities across the U campus are far from the stale cafeterias featured in any number of college frat house movies or that your professors might have had to endure. Quite the opposite, says Ken Ohlinger, campus executive chef for U Dining Services whose resume includes stints at world-class resorts and training at the […]

A hidden powerhouse in the College of Humanities

One only needs to scratch beneath the surface to reveal the tremendous value, both intellectual and practical, that L2TReC and second language learning offers.

Data Privacy Week: Web browser privacy review

On average, U.S. residents spend up to 6.5 hours per day using apps, browsers, and other resources.

@theU January 21, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Humans of the U: Leif Sorensen

“You already have the skills you need to make the world a better place, and if dedicating your life to something can make even a three percent difference, it’s worth it.”

Despite questions and critique, Utah higher education leaders are optimistic 

Ahead of Utah’s annual legislative session, University of Utah President Taylor Randall joined Geoffrey Landward, Utah’s commissioner of higher education, and Mitzi Montoya, the U’s provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, in a panel discussion.

Bionic LUKE Arm faces first test in day-to-day use

Thought-controlled prosthesis, developed by U engineers, undergoes clinical trial outside lab.

From modest beginnings to global reach

The university will kick off its 175th year with a Founders Day celebration on Feb. 27 and culminating with Homecoming in the fall.

Driving economic growth through collaborative research

Randall and Elizabeth Cantwell, president of Utah State University, joined together as the leaders of Utah’s two R1 institutions to present to the Utah Board of Higher Education.

Humans of the U: Jennifer Nozawa

“One of the things I love about this job is that I have always felt really proud about what I do and where I work.”

Celebrating MLK, the ongoing march to justice

More than 300 people braved the frigid cold on January 20, 2025 to participate in a program meant to create a sense of unity and shared optimism.

Are LA’s wildfires a look into Utah’s future?

AtTheU spoke with Tom Cova, who studies environmental hazards emergency management, to gain insight into the Los Angeles wildfires and best practices for keeping fire-prone communities safe.

Sit down to a smorgasbord of campus dining

Residential dining facilities across the U campus are far from the stale cafeterias featured in any number of college frat house movies or that your professors might have had to endure. Quite the opposite, says Ken Ohlinger, campus executive chef for U Dining Services whose resume includes stints at world-class resorts and training at the […]

A hidden powerhouse in the College of Humanities

One only needs to scratch beneath the surface to reveal the tremendous value, both intellectual and practical, that L2TReC and second language learning offers.

Data Privacy Week: Web browser privacy review

On average, U.S. residents spend up to 6.5 hours per day using apps, browsers, and other resources.

@theU January 21, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Humans of the U: Leif Sorensen

“You already have the skills you need to make the world a better place, and if dedicating your life to something can make even a three percent difference, it’s worth it.”

Despite questions and critique, Utah higher education leaders are optimistic 

Ahead of Utah’s annual legislative session, University of Utah President Taylor Randall joined Geoffrey Landward, Utah’s commissioner of higher education, and Mitzi Montoya, the U’s provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, in a panel discussion.

Bionic LUKE Arm faces first test in day-to-day use

Thought-controlled prosthesis, developed by U engineers, undergoes clinical trial outside lab.

From modest beginnings to global reach

The university will kick off its 175th year with a Founders Day celebration on Feb. 27 and culminating with Homecoming in the fall.

Driving economic growth through collaborative research

Randall and Elizabeth Cantwell, president of Utah State University, joined together as the leaders of Utah’s two R1 institutions to present to the Utah Board of Higher Education.

Humans of the U: Jennifer Nozawa

“One of the things I love about this job is that I have always felt really proud about what I do and where I work.”

 
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