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Tap on/off system to start January 1st

UTA will ring in the new year by tracking commuters with the recently installed tap pads on buses and at TRAX and FrontRunner stations.

U alum providing HIV relief in Ethiopia

By By Jaime Winston, Staff Writer December 12, 2008

Rebecca Beauregard has traded in the comforts of her life in Salt Lake City to serve HIV patients in Ethiopia. Although she realizes her impact might be small, she hopes to make a difference.

Surgeons aid Nevada center

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor December 12, 2008

With the help of four surgeons from the U Transplant Center, the University Medical Center in Las Vegas will be able to maintain its transplant program until it is reviewed again by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in June 2009.

Chemical Engineering lecture series begins with eye researcher

By By Dan Treasure, Staff Writer December 12, 2008

About 30 students watched as Julia Kornfield, a chemical engineering professor from the California Institute of Technology, discussed a new breakthrough in eye surgery that will restore full vision without multiple surgeries.

Filling position left by Forster proves difficult

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer December 11, 2008

Finding a replacement tantamount to former Director Craig Forster will be nearly impossible, said the U's Office of Sustainability staff and administrators, but until then, students, faculty and staff have pulled together to fill in the gaps.

Device prohibits cell phone use while driving

Instead of living in fear of a possible car crash, Curry, a U accounting alumnus who completed his medical residency at the U Hospital, helped develop a car key that shuts down cell phone use while the key is in the ignition.

U restructures buildings for earthquake protection

By By Michael Olson, Staff Writer December 11, 2008

The U stepped up to remodel the Park Building in Presidents' Circle when pieces began falling onto the sidewalk, but the historic building isn't the only one that needs fixing.

U dentists hone skills in southwest

By By Jaime Winston, Staff Writer December 11, 2008

Patients at the Montezuma Creek Dental Clinic are rarely referred elsewhere because it is the only dental clinic around, giving graduates in the U's Dental Residency Program the perfect place to refine their skills.

Canadians in favor of Obama victory

By By Jed Layton, Staff Writer December 11, 2008

Many international Canadians in Toronto were in favor of Obama to win the American election.

Kiosks to share info on Capecchi

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor December 11, 2008

The human genetics department at the U developed five kiosks that will broadcast information about Capecchi's prize-winning research, published papers and future research in an interactive setting.