The University of Utah continues its computer-science legacy with one of the top video-game programs in the nation.
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Four decades after Atari, University of Utah alum Nolan Bushnell is ever an entrepreneur.
University of Utah alum and Adobe pioneer John Warnock recollects his path to a publishing revolution.
University of Utah alum Ed Catmull has taken a path that melds science and artistic endeavor.
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Construction Update The University of Utah currently has 12 major construction projects under way. Web Exclusive Photo Gallery: [nggallery id=36] University Offers Deferred Enrollment Option The University of Utah has begun a new admissions policy that allows new freshmen and transfer students to defer enrollment for up to seven consecutive semesters. The […]
Five Selected for 2013 Founders Day Awards Four outstanding graduates of the University of Utah and one honorary alumnus received 2013 Founders Day awards in February. Health care and public policy expert Robert P. Huefner BS’58, automotive dealer and philanthropist Mark C. Miller ex’70, historian Laurel Thatcher Ulrich BA’60, and businessman Norman H. Wesley BS’72 […]
Many of the foundations of modern computing were built by University of Utah alumni, and recent U grads are making their mark in the video-game industry.
The late University of Utah professor Thomas Stockham is known as the father of digital audio recording.