U Origins: The Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Art, community and culture continue to thrive at the University of Utah, after more than a century of the museum of fine arts.
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Pioneer Park reconstruction brings change, concern to Rio Grande
The renovation is modernizing one of downtown's oldest public spaces while addressing concerns about safety and accessibility.
U students question the demand for on-campus housing
The rising cost of on-campus housing and mandatory meal plans make living on campus increasingly unaffordable.
U Origins: Commuter school to college town
For decades, the U has operated as a commuter campus. However, in recent history, its administration has tried to change that through investing in new infrastructure.
University decreases water usage, some say not enough
The University of Utah has decreased how much water it consumes annually since 2020. Some students and activists say there is still work to be done.
The past and future of medical innovations at the U
A look at the past and future of groundbreaking medical research at the University of Utah.
How University of Utah dancers and faculty manage burnout
Dancers and faculty reference coping with burnout, their own experience with overwhelm and how they handle critiques.
Book banning and HB 269
Utah has the most statewide book bans in the country. As the state expands book bans in public schools, authors, students and the ACLU push back.
What’s next for Salt Lake City’s fight against winter inversion
Experts outline strategies to reduce air pollution and protect public health.
How U students gain experience beyond the classroom
University of Utah students describe how jobs, research, internships and volunteering outside the classroom shaped their education and career goals.
