Park City

How air pollution changed during COVID-19 in Park City

Paul Gabrielsen
science writer, University Marketing & Communications
July 8, 2021

Air pollution dropped more in commercial than residential areas, and residential emissions rebounded faster following reopening.

A massive line of cars wait in traffic to enter Zion National Park in the southern part of Utah in the United States. Midway in the line of traffic is a sign with the park’s name on it. In the background is a cliff of red rocks that the region is known for. Green trees tower over the cars.

The rise of ‘Zoom Towns’ in the rural west

Lisa Potter
science writer, University of Utah Communications
October 14, 2020

COVID-19 has accelerated a trend of rapid growth in western gateway communities. This “amenity migration” is causing urgent planning challenges.

TIME FLIES

Janelle Hanson
June 11, 2018

The University of Utah’s AirMed program recently marked its 40th anniversary with a celebration at its home on the University of Utah Hospital helipad.

HUMANS OF THE U: AUGUST 2016

Janelle Hanson
August 29, 2016

Meet August’s Humans of the U: Sharing compelling stories from the heart of the University of Utah campus.

A FRESH COAT OF PAINT

Janelle Hanson
July 26, 2016

A neglected tunnel in Park City became the subject of a community art project by U students Danny Stephens and Miguel Galaz, who offered spray cans and stencils to anyone who passed by.