ASUU panel warns drying Great Salt Lake ‘concerns U,’ raises public health concerns
Panelists warn shrinking lake levels expose toxic dust with arsenic and heavy metals, worsening air quality along the Wasatch Front.
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Board of Trustees approve 3.5% tuition increase
The change includes a 2.5% pay increase for higher education employees.
ASUU Town Hall talks parking
University officials address rising permit costs and future parking plans at an ASUU-hosted forum.
‘Threading our Legacies’ Pow Wow showcases Native excellence
This year’s annual Pow Wow allowed families and tribal communities to connect and celebrate their culture.
Scholars explore protests, movements and resistance
Faculty and students explore how media, identity and public memory shape the evolution of protest movements.
U hosts fourth annual Safety Summit
Law enforcement professionals from across the West spoke on approaches to emergency protocol, violent crime and campus safety.
College of Humanities faces $3.4 million in defunding, dean says
Dean Wanda Pillow discussed budget cuts, advising restructuring and AI initiatives at a student Q-and-A event March 3.
The U plans in-house international recruitment
The U hired three international recruiters to build an in-house system as third-party contracts near an end.
Board of Trustees hears faculty perspective on ‘system redesign’
The University of Utah's Board of Trustees heard the faculty's perspective on USHE's new "System Redesign" which implements horizontal and vertical integration.
NYU professor gives guest lecture on Venezuela
New York University professor visited the U last Friday where he spoke on Venezuela's “past, present and future.”
