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Campus safety recommendations

Leaders across the University of Utah campus presented an update on the status of the 30 campus safety recommendations, including action items for implementation, and answered questions from the U’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019—focusing on training and education, staffing and improved communication processes.

U announces 2019 Commencement speaker

Civil rights veteran and U alum Rev. France A. Davis will deliver commencement address exploring the power of unity.

First in the family

Hear what it’s like to be a college pioneer at First Gen-Con, an event to help first-generation students connect, share their experiences and meet staff and faculty who can help them navigate the college experience.

The politics of blame

Professor Martha Nussbaum—one of the world’s most celebrated political philosophers—will visit the U on Feb. 22, for the 2019 Tanner-McMurrin Lecture to examine the current political crisis and recommendations for how to mend divides in the country.

Mythical beasts, lyrical words

Poet Katharine Coles and artist Maureen O’Hara Ure to discuss their limited-edition book printed by Red Butte Press.

Commitment to sustainability

The U honors seven campus leaders with leadership awards at the Environment and Sustainability Research Symposium.

The U’s impact on air quality

How is the U curbing its own emissions?

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Don’t look to AI for a competitive advantage

Study by Utah business scholars says AI will transform the economy, but gaining an edge will require human passion and ingenuity.

@theU June 9, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Improving quality of life after stroke

A new center is dedicated to advancing the well-being of stroke survivors and their care partners through patient-centered, evidence-based research.

U breaks ground on hospital and health campus in West Valley

The ceremonial groundbreaking represents a significant milestone in creating access to health care in westside communities.

University of Utah takes medical school diplomacy on the road

On the road, U leaders continued conversations on expanding graduate medical education into rural and underserved Utah and building partnerships to support a new Southern Utah Regional Medical Campus.

Remembering Juneteenth: ‘And Still We Rise’

On Friday, June 20, the University of Utah’s Center for Community & Cultural Engagement will recognize Juneteenth National Independence Day with an educational panel discussion held at the Marriott Library.

UtahPresents joins prestigious Major University Presenters Consortium

Dedicated to advancing the field of university-based performing arts presenting, MUPs strengthens its member organizations’ capacities to elevate lives through the power of the arts.

Shape-shifting hybrid materials offer bright future for solar and LED innovation

New research by Bischak Lab shows how wafer-thin perovskites’ optical properties shift with temperature changes.

Putting off bedtime could be hard on your emotional health

A new study led by the U has found that bedtime procrastination in young adults is associated with specific personality traits, including depressive tendencies.

A new look at the Stateville prison malaria experiments

Utah scholars pull back the curtain on the untold story of Black prisoners and the science of preventing adverse drug reactions.

Did somebody say roses?

Happy June! The lilacs just finished blooming and now the roses are doing their thing.

How to help kids love nature

Lead by example. Show your curiosity about nature. As you celebrate your outdoor experiences, you’re setting up a pathway for them to follow.

Don’t look to AI for a competitive advantage

Study by Utah business scholars says AI will transform the economy, but gaining an edge will require human passion and ingenuity.

@theU June 9, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Improving quality of life after stroke

A new center is dedicated to advancing the well-being of stroke survivors and their care partners through patient-centered, evidence-based research.

U breaks ground on hospital and health campus in West Valley

The ceremonial groundbreaking represents a significant milestone in creating access to health care in westside communities.

University of Utah takes medical school diplomacy on the road

On the road, U leaders continued conversations on expanding graduate medical education into rural and underserved Utah and building partnerships to support a new Southern Utah Regional Medical Campus.

Remembering Juneteenth: ‘And Still We Rise’

On Friday, June 20, the University of Utah’s Center for Community & Cultural Engagement will recognize Juneteenth National Independence Day with an educational panel discussion held at the Marriott Library.

UtahPresents joins prestigious Major University Presenters Consortium

Dedicated to advancing the field of university-based performing arts presenting, MUPs strengthens its member organizations’ capacities to elevate lives through the power of the arts.

Shape-shifting hybrid materials offer bright future for solar and LED innovation

New research by Bischak Lab shows how wafer-thin perovskites’ optical properties shift with temperature changes.

Putting off bedtime could be hard on your emotional health

A new study led by the U has found that bedtime procrastination in young adults is associated with specific personality traits, including depressive tendencies.

A new look at the Stateville prison malaria experiments

Utah scholars pull back the curtain on the untold story of Black prisoners and the science of preventing adverse drug reactions.

Did somebody say roses?

Happy June! The lilacs just finished blooming and now the roses are doing their thing.

How to help kids love nature

Lead by example. Show your curiosity about nature. As you celebrate your outdoor experiences, you’re setting up a pathway for them to follow.

Don’t look to AI for a competitive advantage

Study by Utah business scholars says AI will transform the economy, but gaining an edge will require human passion and ingenuity.

@theU June 9, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Improving quality of life after stroke

A new center is dedicated to advancing the well-being of stroke survivors and their care partners through patient-centered, evidence-based research.

U breaks ground on hospital and health campus in West Valley

The ceremonial groundbreaking represents a significant milestone in creating access to health care in westside communities.

University of Utah takes medical school diplomacy on the road

On the road, U leaders continued conversations on expanding graduate medical education into rural and underserved Utah and building partnerships to support a new Southern Utah Regional Medical Campus.

Remembering Juneteenth: ‘And Still We Rise’

On Friday, June 20, the University of Utah’s Center for Community & Cultural Engagement will recognize Juneteenth National Independence Day with an educational panel discussion held at the Marriott Library.

UtahPresents joins prestigious Major University Presenters Consortium

Dedicated to advancing the field of university-based performing arts presenting, MUPs strengthens its member organizations’ capacities to elevate lives through the power of the arts.

Shape-shifting hybrid materials offer bright future for solar and LED innovation

New research by Bischak Lab shows how wafer-thin perovskites’ optical properties shift with temperature changes.

Putting off bedtime could be hard on your emotional health

A new study led by the U has found that bedtime procrastination in young adults is associated with specific personality traits, including depressive tendencies.

A new look at the Stateville prison malaria experiments

Utah scholars pull back the curtain on the untold story of Black prisoners and the science of preventing adverse drug reactions.

Did somebody say roses?

Happy June! The lilacs just finished blooming and now the roses are doing their thing.

How to help kids love nature

Lead by example. Show your curiosity about nature. As you celebrate your outdoor experiences, you’re setting up a pathway for them to follow.

Don’t look to AI for a competitive advantage

Study by Utah business scholars says AI will transform the economy, but gaining an edge will require human passion and ingenuity.

@theU June 9, 2025

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

Improving quality of life after stroke

A new center is dedicated to advancing the well-being of stroke survivors and their care partners through patient-centered, evidence-based research.

U breaks ground on hospital and health campus in West Valley

The ceremonial groundbreaking represents a significant milestone in creating access to health care in westside communities.

University of Utah takes medical school diplomacy on the road

On the road, U leaders continued conversations on expanding graduate medical education into rural and underserved Utah and building partnerships to support a new Southern Utah Regional Medical Campus.

Remembering Juneteenth: ‘And Still We Rise’

On Friday, June 20, the University of Utah’s Center for Community & Cultural Engagement will recognize Juneteenth National Independence Day with an educational panel discussion held at the Marriott Library.

UtahPresents joins prestigious Major University Presenters Consortium

Dedicated to advancing the field of university-based performing arts presenting, MUPs strengthens its member organizations’ capacities to elevate lives through the power of the arts.

Shape-shifting hybrid materials offer bright future for solar and LED innovation

New research by Bischak Lab shows how wafer-thin perovskites’ optical properties shift with temperature changes.

Putting off bedtime could be hard on your emotional health

A new study led by the U has found that bedtime procrastination in young adults is associated with specific personality traits, including depressive tendencies.

A new look at the Stateville prison malaria experiments

Utah scholars pull back the curtain on the untold story of Black prisoners and the science of preventing adverse drug reactions.

Did somebody say roses?

Happy June! The lilacs just finished blooming and now the roses are doing their thing.

How to help kids love nature

Lead by example. Show your curiosity about nature. As you celebrate your outdoor experiences, you’re setting up a pathway for them to follow.

 
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