Humans of the U: Joa Navarro
“In the future, if there’s an opportunity to start a business in Maui that’s something I would be interested in.”
Read More“In the future, if there’s an opportunity to start a business in Maui that’s something I would be interested in.”
Read MoreAs college students decide whether or not to pursue careers in science, a sense of belonging makes a critical difference.
Read MoreThe U does not use race or ethnicity as a factor in its admissions process. U leaders affirm their support for creating a campus where all feel safe and welcome.
Read MoreThough the school’s founding is closely tied to the LDS Church, there are elements of tension that exist between the two institutions.
Read MoreOn March 28, ESPN+ will share a 90-minute documentary and written story about Lauren’s life and tragic death. This story and its retelling is difficult and will renew criticism and fears about safety on the University of Utah’s campus.
Read MoreThe partnership will develop a new medical education program to train the next generation of physicians.
Read MoreThe Utah Board of Higher Education has named a 28-member committee to conduct a national search for the next president of the University of Utah.
Read MoreWhat we are witnessing is not representative of the fundamental ideals that have shaped our nation and made us a model of governance throughout the world.
Read MoreWhen a tree falls on campus, Scott Leech turns it into something beautiful.
Read MoreThe center will complement the work that is already being done at the U that really improved our response by looking at relationship and sexual violence from a primary prevention lens.
Read MoreThe program will help determine prevalence of COVID-19 on campus and identify any outbreak hotspots.
Read MoreThe fund is among specific actions and strategies the U is developing to ensure diversity, equity and inclusion is a primary focus on campus.
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