The U is now known for research programs that plumb the depths of space and the intricacies of the human body, but 100 years ago, vocational coursework also ranged from radio repair to horseshoeing.
Read MoreA U interdisciplinary program aims to become a national resource on improving air quality.
Read MoreThe U’s Technology and Venture Commercialization office is moving ideas from discovery to practical application.
Read MoreTwo U alumni are leading a nonprofit foundation in Ghana that works to ensure no child is forgotten.
Read MoreKaren Azenberg is crafting a careful path to bring more cutting-edge works to Pioneer Theatre Company.
Read MoreU grads form Mongolia Alumni Club; Homecoming events net $82,000 for scholarships; Merit of Honor awardees Jeffrey L. Anderson BA’68, Ronald G. Coleman BS’66 PhD’80, Ron Henriksen BA’71, Betsy Ross Young Newton BS’46, John C. Pingree BS’64, and Heidi Sorensen Swinton BA’71
Read MoreIts authorship is unclear. Its date of origin is murky. Its lyrics have been modified several times. Yet many of those who currently belt out “Utah Man” are fiercely loyal to “how it’s always been.” Turns out “always” isn’t necessarily such a long time. “Utah Man” became the University of Utah athletics “fight song” in […]
Read MoreU basketball star Billy McGill recalls his highs and lows in his new autobiography.
Read MoreA new documentary about a daring rescue on the Grand Teton’s north face; singer Joyce Maynard’s Blossom Dearie tribute show; and other alumni news
Read MoreThe century-old rock has a colorful and mysterious past.
Read MoreU professor Tim Garrett’s 3-D images of falling snow illuminate global warming research and more.
Read MoreTwo U alumni are living their Alaska dreams by running dogs in the iconic Iditarod.
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