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University of Utah Bennion Center in 2021. 

 Photo by Hailey Danielson | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Bennion Center Continues to Stride Forward After Community Engagement Classification

By Malinka Kaluarachchi, News Writer February 14, 2021

  In Feb. 2020, the University of Utah received a 2020 Community Engagement Classification from the Carnegie Foundation. This classification measures the U’s commitment to community-related activities....

Lowell Bennions Legacy Continues

Lowell Bennion’s Legacy Continues

By Stephany Cortez September 17, 2019

The Bennion Center at the University of Utah is preparing for its biggest service project of the academic school year, aiding about 35 different community agencies and programs — five more projects than...

Emily Potter at the University of Utah Basketball Training Facility in Salt Lake City, UT on Monday, Feb. 12, 2018

(Photo by Adam Fondren | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Former Ute Becomes Health Advocate

By Casey Overfield, Sports Editor February 20, 2019

  Every year, the University of Utah student athletes graduate from their Pac-12 sports teams. Some of these athletes leave their sport behind while some take their game to the next level with...

Ilan Hammond (Community Partner Liason) and Michaela Lemen (Events Coordinator), both members of the Scholars Leadership Team at a SSP. 
(Courtesy of Megan Peterson, with the Bennion Center)

Positive Impacts: Community Outreach with the Bennion Center Scholars Program

By Connor Applegate February 19, 2019

  The Bennion Center Scholars program is one of many campus programs offering students a chance to experience community outreach through their university studies. The program’s website highlights...

(Photo by Hailey Danielson | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Show Me the Money: Finding Funding for Utah Athletics

By Casey Overfield, Sports Editor February 14, 2019

  It’s no secret that in college athletics, more people attend men’s sports than women's, and by default, they collect more money for their schools and athletic programs. Athletic departments...

The University of Utah Lady Utes cheering because they defeated their rival Brigham Young University at the Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, UT on Saturaday, Dec. 8, 2018 (Photo by Cassandra Palor | Daily Utah Chronicle)

From the Court to the Community: Leaders in Athletics and Service

By Leilani Gastelum February 12, 2019

  When Title IX was announced in 1972, everything changed for women in sports. Women were finally allowed to be treated as equals to men in both athletics and their educational career. The...

Courtesy of Neelam Chand of the Office of Equity and Diversity.

MLK Week at the U: Activism and Coalition Building are Key

By Miacel Spotted Elk, News Writer January 20, 2019

  In dedication to Martin Luther King’s legacy this week, the University of Utah’s Office for Equity and Diversity (OED) will host programming focused on service, activism and raising awareness...

(Photo by Cole Tan)

Study Abroad Options Focus on Community

December 3, 2014

  The Social Work Department at the U offers study abroad trips in Mongolia, Ghana and Mexico. These options are different than a regular study abroad because the focus is on working with community...

(Photo Courtesy of Utah Athletics)

Students Athletes Honored for Community Service

November 10, 2014

    Buzzing energy filled Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday as students cheered on the football team; however, the hype was not just for the Utes — it was also for community service. The game...

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