This year’s events explore what it means to be powerful and radically creative, with a keynote address by Gabby Rivera, a Bronx-born, queer Latinx writer.

Social media reacts to U alum Doug Bowser embracing comparisons to fire-breathing villain.

More than 100 high school students visited the S.J. Quinney College of Law as part of a program designed to inspire students from underrepresented communities to pursue careers in the legal field.

Earlier this year, College of Mines and Earth Sciences Dean Darryl Butt led an art class as a form of stress relief.

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

The event showcased a wide variety of products from 14 student vendors, and provided the campus community with an opportunity to shop locally and sustainably.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

AI’s impacts on the environment, dangers of AI-generated and -amplified misinformation and using AI for wildfire forecasting were discussed at the One-U Responsible AI Initiative symposium.

Here is a highlight from the Dec. 2 Academic Senate meeting.

“[Reading and writing] provided solace and an escape, sometimes out of my own head, and I found that I could not have survived without these practices and the ability to express my world and myself in these ways.”

“What makes us uniquely human is that ability to reach beyond ourselves and find meaning. All of us want meaning in our life, and that, to me, encapsulates the idea of spirituality.”

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

The event showcased a wide variety of products from 14 student vendors, and provided the campus community with an opportunity to shop locally and sustainably.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

AI’s impacts on the environment, dangers of AI-generated and -amplified misinformation and using AI for wildfire forecasting were discussed at the One-U Responsible AI Initiative symposium.

Here is a highlight from the Dec. 2 Academic Senate meeting.

“[Reading and writing] provided solace and an escape, sometimes out of my own head, and I found that I could not have survived without these practices and the ability to express my world and myself in these ways.”

“What makes us uniquely human is that ability to reach beyond ourselves and find meaning. All of us want meaning in our life, and that, to me, encapsulates the idea of spirituality.”

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

The event showcased a wide variety of products from 14 student vendors, and provided the campus community with an opportunity to shop locally and sustainably.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

AI’s impacts on the environment, dangers of AI-generated and -amplified misinformation and using AI for wildfire forecasting were discussed at the One-U Responsible AI Initiative symposium.

Here is a highlight from the Dec. 2 Academic Senate meeting.

“[Reading and writing] provided solace and an escape, sometimes out of my own head, and I found that I could not have survived without these practices and the ability to express my world and myself in these ways.”

“What makes us uniquely human is that ability to reach beyond ourselves and find meaning. All of us want meaning in our life, and that, to me, encapsulates the idea of spirituality.”

Two students from ART 3045 this summer were selected to display their coursework as the latest installation to be featured in the office of the senior vice president for Academic Affairs.

Interdisciplinary research documents a link between prenatal exposures in Utah and increased risk of intellectual disability.

Looking for things to do over winter break? Here’s a list of ideas that are free or discounted with your student ID. 

The event showcased a wide variety of products from 14 student vendors, and provided the campus community with an opportunity to shop locally and sustainably.

Check out what’s happening on campus this week!

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 4 student respondents at the David Eccles School of Business has experienced food insecurity or lacked access to essential items.

Basic science is paving the way for novel solutions to global challenges, like antibiotic resistance.

Expansion of Telescope Array in Utah’s West Desert will yield more clues about these mysterious particles that carry far more energy than an Earth-bound accelerator can deliver.

AI’s impacts on the environment, dangers of AI-generated and -amplified misinformation and using AI for wildfire forecasting were discussed at the One-U Responsible AI Initiative symposium.

Here is a highlight from the Dec. 2 Academic Senate meeting.

“[Reading and writing] provided solace and an escape, sometimes out of my own head, and I found that I could not have survived without these practices and the ability to express my world and myself in these ways.”

“What makes us uniquely human is that ability to reach beyond ourselves and find meaning. All of us want meaning in our life, and that, to me, encapsulates the idea of spirituality.”