By Kayleigh Silverstein, Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer
• April 7, 2020
At first, the University of Utah sent out two emails notifying students about how to protect themselves from the Coronavirus (COVID-19), how to prevent the spread of the virus and also a recommendation...
By Kayleigh Silverstein , Special Projects Managing Editor, News Writer
• April 6, 2020
The Salt Lake County Health Department has deemed food pantries to be essential businesses. Essential businesses are supposed to remain open, but are “required to exclude employees with fever,...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Census Bureau has made modifications to their counting efforts. The changes come as the coronavirus has dramatically changed social and political...
Chief Safety Officer Marlon Lynch and Chief of Police Rodney Chatman plan to revamp police training at the University of Utah.
During the event “Reframing the Conversation: Expanding the...
On March 12, the University of Utah announced that all courses would be moved to an online format and encouraged those living on-campus to move home if possible.
As a tier R1 university,...
Today, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Dan Reed announced a change to the grading system for students at the University of Utah to students through their Umail.
Starting March...
On Thursday, ASUU President Anna Barnes signed a bill allocating $80,000 of legislative funding for students affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Announcing the bill on Twitter, Barnes called...
As University of Utah students prepare to start online classes tomorrow, many students, through different platforms, are petitioning for a pass/fail system for all spring 2020 semester classes.
Loveleen...
By Ivana Martinez, Assistant News Editor
• March 18, 2020
On March 18, 2020, at 7:09 a.m. the Wasatch Front experienced its largest earthquake since 1992. According to the University of Utah Seismograph station, the earthquake had a preliminary magnitude...
There are constantly new developments about the COVID-19 epidemic that has swept the world and saturated the media in recent weeks. In a deluge of information, it can be hard to keep up with...
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