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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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Board of Trustees Approve University of Utah Budgets

University of Utah Board of Trustees members have approved U of U Health, ARUP and an enterprise-wide budget this summer. The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah. At an Aug. 11 meeting, new Chief Financial Officer Gary McArthur noted the university’s financial strength over the […]

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

Finding new osteoarthritis medicines via AI and genetics

U research team discovers new compound that prevents OA-associated changes and promotes cell health.

Americans united by a belief in dignity, divided by their perceptions

Survey of 1,500 U.S. adults examines gap between Americans’ widely shared value of dignity and their perceptions of how people treat one another.

Mindfulness offers cost-effective alternative for treating opioid misuse

Evaluation by U of U health economist finds the MORE program can reduce treatment costs by up to $324,000 per patient.

Bringing it home: Utes Production Studio

College of Humanities and Utah Athletics Collaborate to bring new sports production studio to campus.

Applications open for Utah Cooperation Cohort

Whether you want to plan an interfaith service project or develop a research initiative to address an urban-rural divide, a grant from the cohort can help make it happen. 

Bridging Gaps in Women’s Health: Research driving change in sexual violence prevention

Because its effects extend far beyond the initial trauma, sexual violence is an important, and often overlooked, women’s health issue.

Scientists identify mushroom behind ‘tiny people’ hallucinations

DNA sequencing links independent reports of ‘Lilliputian’ hallucinations to a single mushroom species—one with no previously identified psychoactive compounds, suggesting the presence of a new hallucinogenic chemical.

Optimizing software: Computing professor’s ‘egg’ downsizes programs to make them more nimble

Research by U’s Pavel Panchekha highlights innovative ways to simplify making compilers, synthesizers and other software tools.

Board of Trustees Approve University of Utah Budgets

University of Utah Board of Trustees members have approved U of U Health, ARUP and an enterprise-wide budget this summer. The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah. At an Aug. 11 meeting, new Chief Financial Officer Gary McArthur noted the university’s financial strength over the […]

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

Finding new osteoarthritis medicines via AI and genetics

U research team discovers new compound that prevents OA-associated changes and promotes cell health.

Americans united by a belief in dignity, divided by their perceptions

Survey of 1,500 U.S. adults examines gap between Americans’ widely shared value of dignity and their perceptions of how people treat one another.

Mindfulness offers cost-effective alternative for treating opioid misuse

Evaluation by U of U health economist finds the MORE program can reduce treatment costs by up to $324,000 per patient.

Bringing it home: Utes Production Studio

College of Humanities and Utah Athletics Collaborate to bring new sports production studio to campus.

Applications open for Utah Cooperation Cohort

Whether you want to plan an interfaith service project or develop a research initiative to address an urban-rural divide, a grant from the cohort can help make it happen. 

Bridging Gaps in Women’s Health: Research driving change in sexual violence prevention

Because its effects extend far beyond the initial trauma, sexual violence is an important, and often overlooked, women’s health issue.

Scientists identify mushroom behind ‘tiny people’ hallucinations

DNA sequencing links independent reports of ‘Lilliputian’ hallucinations to a single mushroom species—one with no previously identified psychoactive compounds, suggesting the presence of a new hallucinogenic chemical.

Optimizing software: Computing professor’s ‘egg’ downsizes programs to make them more nimble

Research by U’s Pavel Panchekha highlights innovative ways to simplify making compilers, synthesizers and other software tools.

Board of Trustees Approve University of Utah Budgets

University of Utah Board of Trustees members have approved U of U Health, ARUP and an enterprise-wide budget this summer. The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah. At an Aug. 11 meeting, new Chief Financial Officer Gary McArthur noted the university’s financial strength over the […]

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

Finding new osteoarthritis medicines via AI and genetics

U research team discovers new compound that prevents OA-associated changes and promotes cell health.

Americans united by a belief in dignity, divided by their perceptions

Survey of 1,500 U.S. adults examines gap between Americans’ widely shared value of dignity and their perceptions of how people treat one another.

Mindfulness offers cost-effective alternative for treating opioid misuse

Evaluation by U of U health economist finds the MORE program can reduce treatment costs by up to $324,000 per patient.

Bringing it home: Utes Production Studio

College of Humanities and Utah Athletics Collaborate to bring new sports production studio to campus.

Applications open for Utah Cooperation Cohort

Whether you want to plan an interfaith service project or develop a research initiative to address an urban-rural divide, a grant from the cohort can help make it happen. 

Bridging Gaps in Women’s Health: Research driving change in sexual violence prevention

Because its effects extend far beyond the initial trauma, sexual violence is an important, and often overlooked, women’s health issue.

Scientists identify mushroom behind ‘tiny people’ hallucinations

DNA sequencing links independent reports of ‘Lilliputian’ hallucinations to a single mushroom species—one with no previously identified psychoactive compounds, suggesting the presence of a new hallucinogenic chemical.

Optimizing software: Computing professor’s ‘egg’ downsizes programs to make them more nimble

Research by U’s Pavel Panchekha highlights innovative ways to simplify making compilers, synthesizers and other software tools.

Board of Trustees Approve University of Utah Budgets

University of Utah Board of Trustees members have approved U of U Health, ARUP and an enterprise-wide budget this summer. The budget reviews and approvals are part of a new process required by the state of Utah. At an Aug. 11 meeting, new Chief Financial Officer Gary McArthur noted the university’s financial strength over the […]

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

Finding new osteoarthritis medicines via AI and genetics

U research team discovers new compound that prevents OA-associated changes and promotes cell health.

Americans united by a belief in dignity, divided by their perceptions

Survey of 1,500 U.S. adults examines gap between Americans’ widely shared value of dignity and their perceptions of how people treat one another.

Mindfulness offers cost-effective alternative for treating opioid misuse

Evaluation by U of U health economist finds the MORE program can reduce treatment costs by up to $324,000 per patient.

Bringing it home: Utes Production Studio

College of Humanities and Utah Athletics Collaborate to bring new sports production studio to campus.

Applications open for Utah Cooperation Cohort

Whether you want to plan an interfaith service project or develop a research initiative to address an urban-rural divide, a grant from the cohort can help make it happen. 

Bridging Gaps in Women’s Health: Research driving change in sexual violence prevention

Because its effects extend far beyond the initial trauma, sexual violence is an important, and often overlooked, women’s health issue.

Scientists identify mushroom behind ‘tiny people’ hallucinations

DNA sequencing links independent reports of ‘Lilliputian’ hallucinations to a single mushroom species—one with no previously identified psychoactive compounds, suggesting the presence of a new hallucinogenic chemical.

Optimizing software: Computing professor’s ‘egg’ downsizes programs to make them more nimble

Research by U’s Pavel Panchekha highlights innovative ways to simplify making compilers, synthesizers and other software tools.

 
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