Facing the Teacher Shortage
Why Utah struggles to keep educators, and what the U is doing to help.
Read MoreWhy Utah struggles to keep educators, and what the U is doing to help.
Read MoreCharlie Miller takes green spaces to the rooftops, for cool vistas, and cooler cities.
Read MoreOrson Spencer Hall, affectionately known by nearly everyone throughout its 60-plus years on campus as “OSH,” is no more. Watch a commemorative video and share your memories.
Read MoreU students have myriad opportunities to learn about—and participate in—the political process.
Read MoreHow Red Butte Garden became everyone’s favorite place to go for a show.
Read MoreHistory of Hip-Hop is a unique class that explores hip-hop’s cultural origins and evolution, its sociopolitical underpinnings, and its ties to other art forms.
Read MoreTwo U alumni in the same political race share how the U has helped them and offer advice for others aspiring to political office.
Read MoreDr. Joshua Schiffman studies elephants’ genes to find out what makes them so resistant to the disease.
Read MoreU students now field not one but two teams for quidditch, the part rugby, part basketball, all magical sport inspired by the Harry Potter books.
Read MoreUtah’s acclaimed Housing First program to eliminate chronic homelessness has strong University of Utah ties.
Read More2016 Founders Day awards, international alumni club activities, new leadership of The MUSS, and upcoming events
Read MorePiano Forte: The Ladies in Red, a performing group established through the University of Utah’s Piano Department, travels across the U.S. to bring awareness of the need for music education in elementary schools and raise funds for the U’s Piano Outreach Program, which offers piano classes teaching the fundamentals of music as part of after-school…
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