On the fourth level of the Marriott Library you can find a literature display where the books aren’t just there for you to read — they’re the artwork.
As part of the 2016 Books Art Program, the...
To honor Martin Luther King Jr., the Office for Equity and Diversity will host a week of events surrounding the influence he continues to have on society.
On Jan. 18, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, U students...
Some professors at the U are turning to a relatively new, unique teaching model known as the “flipped classroom.”
This style "flips" the traditional format of a lecture class. Students watch video...
The beginning of the semester can rarely be described as something to look forward to.
With all the stress of new classes and forgotten study skills, fun activities just don't seem like an option. To...
U students are often the recipients of some of the most prestigious graduate school scholarships in the nation.
Just being nominated for one of the big three — the Truman, Rhodes and Marshall scholarships...
Sarah Platt was out of financial aid, out of scholarships and out of time. She was ready to give up and drop out — again. That is, until one email changed everything.
Platt, a senior in history teaching,...
A U shuttle driver died Saturday in a crash on upper campus.
Salt Lake City Fire responders found James Lamb, 72, unresponsive after he hit a wall before 10 a.m. They performed CPR but later declared...
The world for Utah art lovers is going to grow a little smaller next year.
Starting Jan. 18 the Utah Museum of Fine Arts will close. This temporary shutdown, estimated to last between six months and a...
A 20-year-old U student died on Christmas Eve in a tricycle accident in southern Utah.
Zachary Hunter Lusk, studying business administration and economics, had been riding down a trail known locally as...
As Spring Semester looms, students are turning to their wallets, scholarships or parents to get the thousands of dollars needed for tuition. But a few are trying to get that number dropped to zero —...
