Category: Features
Genes and Addiction
Categories: Features
What does it really mean when someone says “addiction runs in my family”?
Read MoreWhat Do We Want in a U president?
Categories: Features
Find out what Utah alumni, students, and staff want in our next U President.
Read MoreWhat Happy People Do
Categories: Features
Ed Diener has devoted his academic career to figuring out what makes people happy and how to measure it.
Read MoreNo Flash in the Pan
Categories: Features
How “flashing the U” became an iconic, unifying symbol.
Read MoreReflecting on War
Categories: Features
Meet alum Kael Weston, a former State Department official, who wrote a book examining the human costs of conflict.
Read MoreInnovation, Meet Lifestyle
How the U’s new Lassonde Studios is launching students into the makers-sphere.
Read More‘The Uncondemned’
Categories: Features
Find out how Pierre-Richard Prosper made global legal history.
Read MoreThe Cave that holds a Million Bones
A zooarchaeological treasure reveals some 13,000 years of history.
Read MoreIntellectual Infusion
Categories: Features
In fall 2016, the U had its largest incoming cohort of faculty and postdoctoral fellows from diverse backgrounds.
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