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First Dark Sky Studies minor in the U.S.

Keck Foundation awards $250,000 to fund the transdisciplinary program.

Vicente Fox to speak at Kingsbury Hall

Tanner Humanities Center, in partnership with the World Trade Center Utah, will host former president of Mexico on Feb. 12.

Sundance sponsor

Ten ways the U is teaming up with the Sundance Film Festival.

Art is a right—not a Luxury

U art class to unveil and dedicate nine murals in Murray, Utah.

Key to a long life: Genes

Utah population database plays a key role in new finding.

‘Miracle Material’ put to the test

U physicist Valy Vardeny builds machines for an emerging field of next-generation electronics, called spintronics.

 
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CAMPUS HAPPENINGS

Impacts of April 29th event at Rice-Eccles Stadium

The concert will run from approximately 7:30PM to 11:59PM, with doors opening at 6:00 PM.

UMC unveils expanded brand guide

University Marketing has added new tools to the U’s rucksack in a quest to boost national awareness of the university. The updated guide has enhanced language, images and messaging prompts.

Salt Lake City’s 100 South redevelopment project begins May 5

The project will redevelop the roadway and sidewalks between University Street and North Campus Drive.

The more you know: A closer look at Impact 2030

President Taylor Randall recently announced the rollout of the University of Utah’s new strategic plan, Impact 2030: Reaching for New Heights.

Meet the future of sports analytics

A team of Professional Science Master’s students won the 2024 SportsMEDIA Technology Data Challenge.

University Department of Public Safety’s annual crime data released

The overall increase in case numbers is partially attributed to campus growth and improved reporting systems.

Parts of our DNA may evolve much faster than previously thought

Knowing how human DNA changes over generations is essential to estimating genetic disease risks and understanding how we evolved.

Humans of the U: Humzah Khan

“One thing I hope to gain outside of my degree is building those connections to the University of Utah and help spread that passion to alumni.”

Human of the U: Keisha Jimenez

“The library became my second home. I knew I could ask any question and get a helpful answer, but I also enjoyed being in a place that was lively and bustling.”

Academic credit for prior service helps students graduate faster

Credit will be awarded based on the type and duration of your experience and will be determined on a case-by-case basis, up to the equivalent of one semester of credits.

Humans of the U: Ian Martin

“As I go out into the world, I look forward to continuing the work of being a connector and of being myself.”

Humans of the U: Chelsea Bordon

“I am 34 and just graduating with my bachelor’s degree. I’ve lived a lot of life. I’ve had a lot of careers. And now I have the opportunity to start a new, exciting career and I get to bring all the other knowledge I’ve gained with me.”

Impacts of April 29th event at Rice-Eccles Stadium

The concert will run from approximately 7:30PM to 11:59PM, with doors opening at 6:00 PM.

UMC unveils expanded brand guide

University Marketing has added new tools to the U’s rucksack in a quest to boost national awareness of the university. The updated guide has enhanced language, images and messaging prompts.

Salt Lake City’s 100 South redevelopment project begins May 5

The project will redevelop the roadway and sidewalks between University Street and North Campus Drive.

The more you know: A closer look at Impact 2030

President Taylor Randall recently announced the rollout of the University of Utah’s new strategic plan, Impact 2030: Reaching for New Heights.

Meet the future of sports analytics

A team of Professional Science Master’s students won the 2024 SportsMEDIA Technology Data Challenge.

University Department of Public Safety’s annual crime data released

The overall increase in case numbers is partially attributed to campus growth and improved reporting systems.

Parts of our DNA may evolve much faster than previously thought

Knowing how human DNA changes over generations is essential to estimating genetic disease risks and understanding how we evolved.

Humans of the U: Humzah Khan

“One thing I hope to gain outside of my degree is building those connections to the University of Utah and help spread that passion to alumni.”

Human of the U: Keisha Jimenez

“The library became my second home. I knew I could ask any question and get a helpful answer, but I also enjoyed being in a place that was lively and bustling.”

Academic credit for prior service helps students graduate faster

Credit will be awarded based on the type and duration of your experience and will be determined on a case-by-case basis, up to the equivalent of one semester of credits.

Humans of the U: Ian Martin

“As I go out into the world, I look forward to continuing the work of being a connector and of being myself.”

Humans of the U: Chelsea Bordon

“I am 34 and just graduating with my bachelor’s degree. I’ve lived a lot of life. I’ve had a lot of careers. And now I have the opportunity to start a new, exciting career and I get to bring all the other knowledge I’ve gained with me.”

Impacts of April 29th event at Rice-Eccles Stadium

The concert will run from approximately 7:30PM to 11:59PM, with doors opening at 6:00 PM.

UMC unveils expanded brand guide

University Marketing has added new tools to the U’s rucksack in a quest to boost national awareness of the university. The updated guide has enhanced language, images and messaging prompts.

Salt Lake City’s 100 South redevelopment project begins May 5

The project will redevelop the roadway and sidewalks between University Street and North Campus Drive.

The more you know: A closer look at Impact 2030

President Taylor Randall recently announced the rollout of the University of Utah’s new strategic plan, Impact 2030: Reaching for New Heights.

Meet the future of sports analytics

A team of Professional Science Master’s students won the 2024 SportsMEDIA Technology Data Challenge.

University Department of Public Safety’s annual crime data released

The overall increase in case numbers is partially attributed to campus growth and improved reporting systems.

Parts of our DNA may evolve much faster than previously thought

Knowing how human DNA changes over generations is essential to estimating genetic disease risks and understanding how we evolved.

Humans of the U: Humzah Khan

“One thing I hope to gain outside of my degree is building those connections to the University of Utah and help spread that passion to alumni.”

Human of the U: Keisha Jimenez

“The library became my second home. I knew I could ask any question and get a helpful answer, but I also enjoyed being in a place that was lively and bustling.”

Academic credit for prior service helps students graduate faster

Credit will be awarded based on the type and duration of your experience and will be determined on a case-by-case basis, up to the equivalent of one semester of credits.

Humans of the U: Ian Martin

“As I go out into the world, I look forward to continuing the work of being a connector and of being myself.”

Humans of the U: Chelsea Bordon

“I am 34 and just graduating with my bachelor’s degree. I’ve lived a lot of life. I’ve had a lot of careers. And now I have the opportunity to start a new, exciting career and I get to bring all the other knowledge I’ve gained with me.”

Impacts of April 29th event at Rice-Eccles Stadium

The concert will run from approximately 7:30PM to 11:59PM, with doors opening at 6:00 PM.

UMC unveils expanded brand guide

University Marketing has added new tools to the U’s rucksack in a quest to boost national awareness of the university. The updated guide has enhanced language, images and messaging prompts.

Salt Lake City’s 100 South redevelopment project begins May 5

The project will redevelop the roadway and sidewalks between University Street and North Campus Drive.

The more you know: A closer look at Impact 2030

President Taylor Randall recently announced the rollout of the University of Utah’s new strategic plan, Impact 2030: Reaching for New Heights.

Meet the future of sports analytics

A team of Professional Science Master’s students won the 2024 SportsMEDIA Technology Data Challenge.

University Department of Public Safety’s annual crime data released

The overall increase in case numbers is partially attributed to campus growth and improved reporting systems.

Parts of our DNA may evolve much faster than previously thought

Knowing how human DNA changes over generations is essential to estimating genetic disease risks and understanding how we evolved.

Humans of the U: Humzah Khan

“One thing I hope to gain outside of my degree is building those connections to the University of Utah and help spread that passion to alumni.”

Human of the U: Keisha Jimenez

“The library became my second home. I knew I could ask any question and get a helpful answer, but I also enjoyed being in a place that was lively and bustling.”

Academic credit for prior service helps students graduate faster

Credit will be awarded based on the type and duration of your experience and will be determined on a case-by-case basis, up to the equivalent of one semester of credits.

Humans of the U: Ian Martin

“As I go out into the world, I look forward to continuing the work of being a connector and of being myself.”

Humans of the U: Chelsea Bordon

“I am 34 and just graduating with my bachelor’s degree. I’ve lived a lot of life. I’ve had a lot of careers. And now I have the opportunity to start a new, exciting career and I get to bring all the other knowledge I’ve gained with me.”

 
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