Humans of the U: Gabe Root
“I am more comfortable with taking up space in the world and I feel like my voice deserves to be heard.”
Read More“I am more comfortable with taking up space in the world and I feel like my voice deserves to be heard.”
Read More“There are so many people who are willing to lend a hand when you just ask for help.”
Read More“There are a lot of paths I could take, but I want to go wherever I’m able to make an impact.”
Read MoreFor the 2024 University of Utah student commencement speaker Eron Powell, a love of learning is one of the most important things he is taking away from his time at the U.
Read More“Coming to college is better than I could have imagined with all the resources I have access to.”
Read More“I wanted to create a space where people could feel welcome and aren’t discriminated against for their size, weight, height, skin color or anything else.”
Read More“It’s a rewarding experience to go from having a dream as a little boy to be a doctor to having now gone through college and medical school.”
Read More“While any practice in the fine arts can be so formative, I think dance specifically allows you to see things from a different perspective.”
Read More“Leadership is something I would do for fun even if there weren’t resume perks to it.”
Read More“My friends and I have been part of a wide variety of research efforts at the U.”
Read MoreConversations about the difficult work of balancing free speech with public safety took center stage at the second annual Utah Campus Safety Summit at the University of Utah March 20.
Read More“To all the other Native kids, I want you to know it’s important for our stories to be told.”
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