High school students take on game development at U Asia Campus
Students began with the fundamentals of game development before applying what they learned to team projects.
Read MoreStudents began with the fundamentals of game development before applying what they learned to team projects.
Read MoreEach semester, the Marriott Library sends two librarians to the UAC for two weeks to conduct classes and offer support.
Read MoreThe road’s name marks more than geography; it celebrates the sister-city partnership between Yeonsu-gu and the Utah city.
Read MoreThis was a chance for the Utah Asia Campus to live out its mission as a global campus—building bridges between Korea and the world.
Read More“Beginning my journey in Songdo, Incheon, and then continuing at the Salt Lake City campus later, feels like the best of both worlds.”
Read MoreThe Fall 2025 Orientation was all about helping students feel right at home.
Read More“My message to students, alumni and future generations is to seize every opportunity that comes your way.”
Read More“I’ve learned so much just by having conversations with people around me. I’ve made amazing friends and created unforgettable memories by simply putting myself out there.”
Read More“My time here has been a period of personal and academic growth, and I’m excited to see where it leads me next.”
Read More“The growth that I have seen at the U Asia Campus since I started has been remarkable.”
Read MoreThe four posters featured on the provost’s wall were produced in the FILM 3530 Directing course in the fall of 2022.
Read MoreU.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Colleges rankings are out and the U’s 15-year-old gaming program came in at No. 1 among public universities and No. 3 overall.
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