Comet NEOWISE blazed across the skies of the northern hemisphere and won’t return for 6,800 years. If you missed it, never fear—the University of Utah community captured stunning photos of this once-in-a-lifetime cosmic event.

The results are measurements of more than 2 million galaxies and quasars covering 11 billion years of cosmic time.

The program’s goal is to foster talented, emerging leaders with administrative potential.

For the first time in nearly 50 years, stellar intensity interferometry has been used to take the measure of the stars.

The College of Education’s new dean brings experience in creating deeply engaging and valuable STEM educational experiences.

Faculty, staff and students attended the third webinar on the University of Utah’s Return: Testing, tracing, and metrics that matter.

This event is the first performance of its kind for UtahPresents.

From paintings and photos to a reading revolution, these book recommendations from librarian Allyson Mower provide unique explorations for readers during Black History Month. 

Multiple routes and schedules make it easy for students, faculty, and staff to navigate the campus and surrounding areas.

“The responsibility of safety comes naturally to me; I don’t have to think about it.”

By reducing the labor force, stepped-up immigration enforcement would slow down construction, increase home prices and could even reduce job opportunities for U.S. citizens, study finds.

Unraveling the changing landscape of Utah’s Colorado and San Juan rivers and the shrinking Lake Powell.

After more than five decades, the view of the University of Utah is about to change.

What Goes Around Comes Around, also known by its lovably clunky acronym WGACA, pronounced “wuh-gah-kah,” is a free, on-campus pop-up thrift shop that promotes a circular economy and moves our campus closer to being a zero-waste community.

More than 300 people braved the frigid cold on Jan. 20, 2025, to participate in a program meant to create a sense of unity and shared optimism.

Tom Cova, expert in environmental hazards emergency management, gives insight into the Los Angeles wildfires and the best practices for keeping fire-prone communities safe.

Living on campus comes with numerous advantages, and having easy access to quality dining is one of them.

One only needs to scratch beneath the surface to reveal the tremendous value, both intellectual and practical, that L2TReC and second language learning offers.

On average, U.S. residents spend up to 6.5 hours per day using apps, browsers and other resources.