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

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.

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

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

“I have liked challenging myself with different types of classes. This semester, I’m taking social statistics. It’s my last math class and everyone was telling me not to take it, but I decided to just go with it. It’s my favorite class now and the professor is really great and I feel like I’m learning a lot.”

New digital database explores Indigenous and African American Enslavement in Utah Territory using primary sources.

University of Utah’s Family Caregiving Collaborative leading the way at the historic Caregiver Nation Summit in Washington D.C.

Check out what’s happening this week.

Much of the medicine we use today can be attributed to knowledge acquired by Indigenous people. Visit Red Butte Garden to enjoy plants with histories intertwined with Native American culture.

You are invited to receive 30% off at all Campus Store locations on Dec. 7, 2023.

Late applications will no longer be accepted.

Neurodiversity is hard to see, but it is a vital part of our campus community that deserves to be included.

Second only to the Oh-My-God particle, the newly dubbed Amaterasu particle deepens the mystery of the origin, propagation and particle physics of rare, ultra-high-energy cosmic rays.

The U community can help Osei Boateng win a $100,000 grant toward continuing his humanitarian work in Ghana by voting for him as “Hero of the Year,” every day through Dec. 5.

“I have liked challenging myself with different types of classes. This semester, I’m taking social statistics. It’s my last math class and everyone was telling me not to take it, but I decided to just go with it. It’s my favorite class now and the professor is really great and I feel like I’m learning a lot.”

New digital database explores Indigenous and African American Enslavement in Utah Territory using primary sources.

University of Utah’s Family Caregiving Collaborative leading the way at the historic Caregiver Nation Summit in Washington D.C.

Check out what’s happening this week.

Much of the medicine we use today can be attributed to knowledge acquired by Indigenous people. Visit Red Butte Garden to enjoy plants with histories intertwined with Native American culture.

You are invited to receive 30% off at all Campus Store locations on Dec. 7, 2023.

Late applications will no longer be accepted.

Neurodiversity is hard to see, but it is a vital part of our campus community that deserves to be included.

Second only to the Oh-My-God particle, the newly dubbed Amaterasu particle deepens the mystery of the origin, propagation and particle physics of rare, ultra-high-energy cosmic rays.

The U community can help Osei Boateng win a $100,000 grant toward continuing his humanitarian work in Ghana by voting for him as “Hero of the Year,” every day through Dec. 5.

“I have liked challenging myself with different types of classes. This semester, I’m taking social statistics. It’s my last math class and everyone was telling me not to take it, but I decided to just go with it. It’s my favorite class now and the professor is really great and I feel like I’m learning a lot.”

New digital database explores Indigenous and African American Enslavement in Utah Territory using primary sources.

University of Utah’s Family Caregiving Collaborative leading the way at the historic Caregiver Nation Summit in Washington D.C.

Check out what’s happening this week.

Much of the medicine we use today can be attributed to knowledge acquired by Indigenous people. Visit Red Butte Garden to enjoy plants with histories intertwined with Native American culture.

You are invited to receive 30% off at all Campus Store locations on Dec. 7, 2023.

Late applications will no longer be accepted.

Neurodiversity is hard to see, but it is a vital part of our campus community that deserves to be included.

Second only to the Oh-My-God particle, the newly dubbed Amaterasu particle deepens the mystery of the origin, propagation and particle physics of rare, ultra-high-energy cosmic rays.

The U community can help Osei Boateng win a $100,000 grant toward continuing his humanitarian work in Ghana by voting for him as “Hero of the Year,” every day through Dec. 5.

“I have liked challenging myself with different types of classes. This semester, I’m taking social statistics. It’s my last math class and everyone was telling me not to take it, but I decided to just go with it. It’s my favorite class now and the professor is really great and I feel like I’m learning a lot.”

New digital database explores Indigenous and African American Enslavement in Utah Territory using primary sources.

University of Utah’s Family Caregiving Collaborative leading the way at the historic Caregiver Nation Summit in Washington D.C.

Check out what’s happening this week.

Much of the medicine we use today can be attributed to knowledge acquired by Indigenous people. Visit Red Butte Garden to enjoy plants with histories intertwined with Native American culture.

You are invited to receive 30% off at all Campus Store locations on Dec. 7, 2023.

Late applications will no longer be accepted.

Neurodiversity is hard to see, but it is a vital part of our campus community that deserves to be included.

Second only to the Oh-My-God particle, the newly dubbed Amaterasu particle deepens the mystery of the origin, propagation and particle physics of rare, ultra-high-energy cosmic rays.

The U community can help Osei Boateng win a $100,000 grant toward continuing his humanitarian work in Ghana by voting for him as “Hero of the Year,” every day through Dec. 5.