Senior VP Dan Reed charters a campus task force to explore the accessibility and potential growth of the university.

A U alumna and bioengineer explains the value of a science background in business.

U engineers develop a fast method to convert algae to biocrude.

Why eating food produced locally, under fair and safe conditions, matters.

Description The Pro Bono Initiative at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law provides free legal help with a broad range of topics—and also has a new program assisting incarcerated Utahns at the Utah State Correctional Facility with civil law problems. Caisa Royer, program director, talks with host Chris Nelson about how the […]

For every student who enrolls as an undergraduate or in graduate school, their ultimate goal is to earn a degree. For Xochitl Juarez and Guillermo Cuevas, the common thread they share is the satisfaction of successfully completing their educational mission.

“I decided to come back to finish a full bachelor’s degree in ethnic studies to continue to educate myself on social issues, American history and the struggles of ethnic groups in the United States.”

Read about the achievements of exceptional faculty members in teaching, research, mentorship and service.

How the university became Utah’s official arboretum, home to 9,600 trees on its main campus, featuring at least 250 species from around the world.

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

See what’s happening this week at the U!

“There are so many people who are willing to lend a hand when you just ask for help.”

“My own research within my art practice has been a commitment to understanding interpersonal relationships and bringing the familial experience to a gallery setting.”

“The variety of experiences I was able to bring into my undergraduate degree was very important to me.”

Description The Pro Bono Initiative at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law provides free legal help with a broad range of topics—and also has a new program assisting incarcerated Utahns at the Utah State Correctional Facility with civil law problems. Caisa Royer, program director, talks with host Chris Nelson about how the […]

For every student who enrolls as an undergraduate or in graduate school, their ultimate goal is to earn a degree. For Xochitl Juarez and Guillermo Cuevas, the common thread they share is the satisfaction of successfully completing their educational mission.

“I decided to come back to finish a full bachelor’s degree in ethnic studies to continue to educate myself on social issues, American history and the struggles of ethnic groups in the United States.”

Read about the achievements of exceptional faculty members in teaching, research, mentorship and service.

How the university became Utah’s official arboretum, home to 9,600 trees on its main campus, featuring at least 250 species from around the world.

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

See what’s happening this week at the U!

“There are so many people who are willing to lend a hand when you just ask for help.”

“My own research within my art practice has been a commitment to understanding interpersonal relationships and bringing the familial experience to a gallery setting.”

“The variety of experiences I was able to bring into my undergraduate degree was very important to me.”

Description The Pro Bono Initiative at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law provides free legal help with a broad range of topics—and also has a new program assisting incarcerated Utahns at the Utah State Correctional Facility with civil law problems. Caisa Royer, program director, talks with host Chris Nelson about how the […]

For every student who enrolls as an undergraduate or in graduate school, their ultimate goal is to earn a degree. For Xochitl Juarez and Guillermo Cuevas, the common thread they share is the satisfaction of successfully completing their educational mission.

“I decided to come back to finish a full bachelor’s degree in ethnic studies to continue to educate myself on social issues, American history and the struggles of ethnic groups in the United States.”

Read about the achievements of exceptional faculty members in teaching, research, mentorship and service.

How the university became Utah’s official arboretum, home to 9,600 trees on its main campus, featuring at least 250 species from around the world.

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

See what’s happening this week at the U!

“There are so many people who are willing to lend a hand when you just ask for help.”

“My own research within my art practice has been a commitment to understanding interpersonal relationships and bringing the familial experience to a gallery setting.”

“The variety of experiences I was able to bring into my undergraduate degree was very important to me.”

Description The Pro Bono Initiative at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law provides free legal help with a broad range of topics—and also has a new program assisting incarcerated Utahns at the Utah State Correctional Facility with civil law problems. Caisa Royer, program director, talks with host Chris Nelson about how the […]

For every student who enrolls as an undergraduate or in graduate school, their ultimate goal is to earn a degree. For Xochitl Juarez and Guillermo Cuevas, the common thread they share is the satisfaction of successfully completing their educational mission.

“I decided to come back to finish a full bachelor’s degree in ethnic studies to continue to educate myself on social issues, American history and the struggles of ethnic groups in the United States.”

Read about the achievements of exceptional faculty members in teaching, research, mentorship and service.

How the university became Utah’s official arboretum, home to 9,600 trees on its main campus, featuring at least 250 species from around the world.

For many of the students graduating this year, their higher education journey began amid a global pandemic. 

See what’s happening this week at the U!

“There are so many people who are willing to lend a hand when you just ask for help.”

“My own research within my art practice has been a commitment to understanding interpersonal relationships and bringing the familial experience to a gallery setting.”

“The variety of experiences I was able to bring into my undergraduate degree was very important to me.”