New Lecture Series Helps Faculty Navigate H.B. 261 at the U
The series is designed to help faculty and staff understand the repercussions of H.B. 261 in their work. The first session focused on teaching and syllabi.
Where to Find Mental Health Support After H.B. 261
After the U closed several student resource centers, the mental health resources these centers offered had to relocate. Now, students can find help in the CCE or CSAR, or through a variety of other mental health resources the U offers.
U Students Voice Their Thoughts on Democracy
As part of the International Day of Democracy, U students discussed DEI changes in Utah, gerrymandering and political polarization.
U’s New Resource Centers Celebrate with a Grand Opening
The creation of the Center for Community and Cultural Engagement and the Center for Student Access and Resources comes after the passing of H.B. 261, an anti-DEI bill.
The Importance of The Black Cultural Center
The BCC is a welcoming center for students of many backgrounds and cultures.
Generation Next Works to Close Racial Gaps Post-Graduation
A new program committed to helping Black students succeed post-graduation will be launched this fall.
