Humans of the U: Preston Kramer
“There is an infectious energy that comes from being in an art class. It makes entering a creative flow state so much easier than when creating alone.”
Read More“There is an infectious energy that comes from being in an art class. It makes entering a creative flow state so much easier than when creating alone.”
Read MoreAfter more than 50 years of sending interns to Washington, D.C., the University of Utah is officially opening a permanent physical home in the nation’s capital.
Read MoreThe U community is saddened by Ballard’s death.
Read MoreSince UNP was created in 2001, multiple resident committees have been created, partnerships have grown and the community work has expanded into West Valley City.
Read MoreThe University of Utah Department of Public Safety is asking everyone on campus to slow their wheels and keep speeds under 10 mph.
Read MoreThe Point of the Mountain scholarship is one of the most generous scholarships the U offers.
Read MoreThe new major allows continued growth and development of the book arts curriculum.
Read MoreThis year’s class of 5,560 first-year students is a 24% increase from the incoming class of 2020 and is the school’s most academically prepared class.
Read More“There are so many resources on campus to help you build the education that you want.”
Read More“My work is actually leaking that digital space out, back into physical space and starting to think about how we engage both simultaneously. How one speaks to another.”
Read MoreAs Utah’s tech and innovation sector continues to grow, the University of Utah is a key contributor to that success.
Read MoreThe Early Exploration Scholars program connects undergrad students who have taken less than 60 credits of classes at the U with a mentor so they can participate in undergraduate research.
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