Scholars explore protests, movements and resistance
Faculty and students explore how media, identity and public memory shape the evolution of protest movements.
Research
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 hosts legislative committee, showcases research
The University of Utah hosted the remote committee hearing for the Utah State Legislature’s Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee on the health sciences campus.
Stanford professor presents AI literacy initiatives
Professor Victor Lee presents two Stanford-based projects to teach AI literacy in schools.
U Origins: Indigenous Presence at the U
Over nearly two centuries, the University of Utah’s relationships with indigenous peoples continue to develop.
U experts discredit Tylenol-autism link
University of Utah researchers warn that misinformation from public officials can undermine trust in science and public health.
Smithsonian honors the U’s Lissy Coley
University of Utah biologist Phyllis Coley was recognized by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute for her decades of groundbreaking research in Panama's rainforests.
Utah refugee challenges reflect broad federal changes
Legal barriers, policy shifts and misinformation deepen struggles for newly resettled refugees in Utah.
The U approves $50 million for AI cancer research
The University of Utah approved a $50 million investment in artificial intelligence in an effort to transform the university's cancer research.
U Origins: Freedom of Speech
From early clashes over conservatism to Vietnam demonstrations, students have long shaped the campus conversation.
