Discrimination in the workplace was the focus of this year's Women's Week keynote address Tuesday.

The 2011 theme is "Ain't Misbehaving: Women Making History, Fighting for Equality" and coincides with Women's History Month. The weeklong celebration aims to highlight the progress of women and address the need for improvement.

Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. will return from his new duties as the U.S. ambassador to China to bid farewell to the class of 2010.

By 2015, the U hopes to create the most sustainable college building in the United States by wrapping it in a gigantic blanket of sorts.

Fundraising is far from over for the new David Eccles School of Business' new building that began construction last April, even with a contribution of $4.34 million from James Lee Sorenson and his family's foundation.

Throughout its history, the U School of Medicine has grown to be one of the top research institutions in the nation, thanks in part to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

University Hospital is now safe from a powerful virus that kept hospital employees on their toes for the past few months.

In light of recent findings from the undercover investigation by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals at the U's research labs, students are continuing to make an outcry.

If students are bored with their own lives, the Marriott Library is hoping they'll go online and get a new one.

On Tuesday, the Utah Science Technology and Research Initiative and The Leonardo will host "Cashing in on Green (Energy)!" at the Olive Bistro at 50 W. 200 South, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Archana Subbiah is a senior in biomedical engineering and, like most students, does not like the end of the semester because of the stress of finals.