Humans of the U: Iragi Nshangalume
“I am grateful that through the scholarship, I will have people rooting for me, guiding me and going through the process with me.”
Read More“I am grateful that through the scholarship, I will have people rooting for me, guiding me and going through the process with me.”
Read MoreWhile there are many aspects of my career that are unknown, ultimately, I see myself practicing law in Utah for the foreseeable future. Utah holds a special place in my heart, and I want to be a part of its legal legacy.”
Read MoreMuskan Walia didn’t intend to become a student leader when she started attending the University of Utah in 2020; she just really didn’t want to pay for printing.
Read MoreNo matter who you are, earning a degree exposes you to not only new information but also to new people whose lives and perspectives are different from your own.
Read More“While I’ve been here, I’ve been working on making connections with others.”
Read MoreThe university dedicated to protecting the First Amendment Rights of all campus community members. Learn more about free speech policies at the U with the new Time-out Series.
Read MoreA new center is centralizing student resources at the University of Utah.
Read More“My apprenticeship taught me a lot of time management skills and general responsibility.”
Read More“The Gardens are special to me because my involvement with the program changed the track I was on as a student.”
Read MoreAlmost since its founding in the foothills above Salt Lake City, the U has historically grown by absorbing the surrounding federal land.
Read More“Ultimately, all I’ve ever really wanted to do is help people by using my skills with data and statistics to make a lasting, positive impact on society.”
Read MoreCheck out these great events to celebrate the start of the 2024-25 school year.
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