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

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

Utah population database plays a key role in new finding.

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

C. diff, one of the most common health care-associated infections, spreads within ICUs more than three times more than previously thought, new U of U Health research has found.

Center funded by the National Institutes of Health builds national model to improve outcomes for moms and babies affected by substance use disorder.

As a non-traditional student, Tracie Yellowman Tséyíníítsó’s educational journey took many unexpected steps.

Our students matched into 22 specialties at top-tier programs across the country.

The School of Dance invites you to experience this 19th century splendor brought to life by the U’s dance students.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities.

C. diff, one of the most common health care-associated infections, spreads within ICUs more than three times more than previously thought, new U of U Health research has found.

Center funded by the National Institutes of Health builds national model to improve outcomes for moms and babies affected by substance use disorder.

As a non-traditional student, Tracie Yellowman Tséyíníítsó’s educational journey took many unexpected steps.

Our students matched into 22 specialties at top-tier programs across the country.

The School of Dance invites you to experience this 19th century splendor brought to life by the U’s dance students.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities.

C. diff, one of the most common health care-associated infections, spreads within ICUs more than three times more than previously thought, new U of U Health research has found.

Center funded by the National Institutes of Health builds national model to improve outcomes for moms and babies affected by substance use disorder.

As a non-traditional student, Tracie Yellowman Tséyíníítsó’s educational journey took many unexpected steps.

Our students matched into 22 specialties at top-tier programs across the country.

The School of Dance invites you to experience this 19th century splendor brought to life by the U’s dance students.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities.

C. diff, one of the most common health care-associated infections, spreads within ICUs more than three times more than previously thought, new U of U Health research has found.

Center funded by the National Institutes of Health builds national model to improve outcomes for moms and babies affected by substance use disorder.

As a non-traditional student, Tracie Yellowman Tséyíníítsó’s educational journey took many unexpected steps.

Our students matched into 22 specialties at top-tier programs across the country.

The School of Dance invites you to experience this 19th century splendor brought to life by the U’s dance students.

On April 8, explore the mysteries of the universe with Aomawa Shields, astronomer, astrobiologist and actor.

Having honest conversations, even when I was young, made me understand how childhood adversities affect your adult life.

Environmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.

April is a time to celebrate the Earth, its land, creatures and climate as it marks the arrival of Earth Month.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

These scholars will serve through May 2026 and then continue as members of the permanent scholars’ network.

The newly created Center for Community and Cultural Engagement (CCE) is developing programming to highlight the significant cultural contributions of the individual communities.