U simulation labs puts patients ‘in good hands’
The U’s $531 million in medical research funding is fueling a simulation program that uses professional actors to bridge the gap between textbooks and clinical reality.
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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.
New contest recognizes research through a unique lens
The Marriott Library and the Office of the Vice President for Research will host a new competitive event for research this spring.
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.”
Truth in Tuition hearing 2026
Truth in Tuition hearing covers possible tuition and fee adjustments for the upcoming academic year and was held on March 4.
The U responds to lead contamination in campus water
Campus water systems include service lines dating to 1874, and federal rules don't require action on all contamination found.
Academic Senate hears pitch for Utah university integration
Commissioner Geoffrey Landward outlined two bills that would streamline student pathways and share degree programs across campuses, but senators pushed back on workload and program cuts.
Higher education bill advances, sparks debate over institutional oversight
The Higher Education Institutional Governance bill would outline new statutory responsibilities for trustees and university presidents, drawing debate over oversight and institutional authority.
The Stringham ticket wins the ASUU presidency
ASUU released its 2026 election results, including the winning presidential ticket, the Attorney General, the Senate and the Assembly.
ASUU hosts Campus Safety Townhall
University safety officials discussed public safety and addressed topics such as ICE agents on campus, resident safety and campus alerts.
