Math education is struggling nationwide, but Utah has taken on the challenge to improve it.
Math for America, a national program that trains math teachers and transitions them into schools, is partnering...
For most seniors, graduation is just around the corner. It’s common for some soon-to-be graduates to not have a job lined up, not know what they want to do with their lives and be confused about what...
CULTURAL REPRESENTATION Students celebrate Africa’s diverse cultures and customs with African Culture Show
The little-known student group, African Students’ Union, made an energetic and well-received...
Jenn Blum has partnered with the Lifelong Learning program at the U to take 30 classes this spring.
Blum is an artist from Georgia who now calls Utah home. After graduating college, she packed her bags...
The Bureau of Economic and Business Research at the U is taking on a data project that aims to provide detailed information about Utah’s population. This database will be accessible to anyone online...
March is Women’s History month, and universities across the nation are putting on special events focusing on women’s issues. This week is the annual Women’s Week at the U.
This year’s theme is...
Three and a half years ago, the first and only sexual violence prevention student group at the U was formed: RevolUtion.
“RevolUtion is a student group that is dedicated to raising awareness of sexual...
There are species in nature that are able to regenerate themselves and live forever. These animals are able to achieve something humans have been searching for generations to attain.
Three U professors...
Two of the U’s best and brightest students have been chosen by the Hinckley Institute of Politics as finalists for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship, an elite and highly competitive national scholarship...
ASUU was presented with an award of appreciation from the Martin Luther King Jr. Planning Committee on Monday.
Recognized for their help in organizing the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Rally and Marade,...
