To help gain insight and knowledge surrounding the writing experience of transfer students, Christie Toth is leading research on the topic.
“We focus a lot on first-year writing, but we haven’t learned...
It may be cold and snowy outside, but according to the U's Career Services, that doesn't mean it's too early to start looking for a summer job.
The group is hosting the 2016 Summer Student Job Fair on...
As the calendar flipped to February, the University Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid kicked off its FAFSA Campaign Week with a tabling event Monday morning.
“Our main goal is to advise students...
Housing and Residential Education (HRE) is offering a new discount incentive for the 2016-2017 year.
Recently, students received an email from HRE stating that those who complete the housing application...
When Sam Hawkins sees his fellow medical school students, it’s hard not to notice that he is the only Native American there.
Hawkins, a first-year medical student, attributes some of his success to...
Halfway through the meeting, Sen. Andy Moyle pulled out his copy of A People’s History of the United States and thumbed to an underlined section on page five.
“By the year 1515, there were perhaps...
Snow-themed dance music, free food and more will be present at the upcoming "Winter Wonderland" Crimson Nights.
Ashlee Christofferson, assistant director of Union programming, said they wanted to hold...
The U's School of Medicine may soon be demolished to make room for a new facility.
The U hopes to build a new medical building, and Vivian Lee, dean of U Health Care, will lobby the Utah Legislature in...
The Lassonde Institute sent out acceptance letters to 400 students this month to live in its in-the-works Lassonde Studios dorm building this coming Fall Semester.
The accepted students come from more...
It’s a conversation more common in classrooms than student governments: whether to admire or admonish the 15th century explorer Christopher Columbus.
But in an unexpected move, the ASUU Assembly took...
