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Every day, Danny Stephens, a U art teaching graduate, walked through the same Park City tunnel on his way to work and saw the potential ...
Karem Orrego, a U film and media arts student from Lima, Peru, showed dedication to storytelling by founding the Crisol Film Initiative ...
For her entire life, U student Madelyn Stafford was told she didn’t need to participate in art the way other students did ...
Who says artists only have one medium? U senior Robert Goodman studies modern dance and creative writing ...
How many of us have lost a pair of sunglasses while out on the water? ...
Colby Russo, a freshman pre-business student, wants you to wear a shirt or jacket made by his company ...
SmartyPants Wear couldn’t have a better name. Selling harem-style pants ...
Cold beverages at a sporting event or on a camping trip are generally a luxury ...
Average toys for toddlers are entertaining, but not always educational ...
Did you know that farmers hire people to monitor their crops to know when to water? ...
As a freshman, Nathalie Linge recognized a need for more attractive, functional ties ...
In the hustle to get where you’re going, the last thing you want is for someone to steal your bike ...
Do you ever stare at our phone aimlessly, even when there’s nothing to look at? ...
We’ve all been there — checking a text, settling a debate by looking up which actor was in that one movie ...
Aaron Hatch wanted a light bar for his ATV that would light his way without draining his wallet ...
The U is becoming a world leader in nuclear safety culture due in large part to the tireless work and creative energy of Ryan Schow ...
Engineering undergrads at the U, Jeff Thomas and Bryan Tran have created a new way to teach high school and college students about nanotechnology ...
Chemical engineering student McKenna Buck works with one of the U’s newest faculty, Dolly Chitta, developing a super-efficient catalytic process ...
A new “TB Breathalyzer” sensor created by a Ph.D. student at the U aims to provide a point-of-care solution for millions ...
"No matter what discipline students belong to, research is for them. It can really help and inspire undergrad experience ...
The Lassonde Studios is the new home for student entrepreneurs and innovators at the University of Utah ...
All students will be welcome to use the 20,000-square-foot garage on the first floor ...
The Lassonde Studios will have 400 student residences. Explore unique housing options ...
Cervical cancer is almost eradicated in the developed world, where detection is made quickly and treatments are readily available ...
Before attending the U as a graduate student in occupational therapy (OT), Jackie Einerson worked on farms through AmeriCorps and volunteering, focusing on justice ...
What if cancer patients could receive chemotherapy in a less painful and more effective manner in the comfort and stability of their homes? ...
Bret Heale, a biomedical informatics master’s student, led the development of a search interface to personalize a patient’s experience in genetics clinics ...
When you’ve been studying for 10 hours, cooking can be a chore. Luckily, 12 students have created a class to make it easy, affordable, healthy and delicious ...
“This class is not for the faint of heart,” reads the end of the course description for a new, nationally recognized course ...
Imagine an online literary magazine that can be read by anyone, anywhere ...
The Sustainability and Urban Ecology Scholars are not idling. From implementing and developing new ways on campus to reduce energy and water consumption ...
After finding his research experience in the most unlikely of places — a poster on a wall — Willem Schott, a recent pre-med graduate, took his research project to a whole new level ...
What is metallurgical engineering? Lauryn Hansen laughs; she gets asked that question often ...
Standing six feet tall with intricate tattoos, including the titular character of the Roald Dahl classic ...
Net neutrality is one of the hottest topics today, and a team of 12 graduate students is helping bring attention to it in an unusual way ...
When approached by U President David Pershing to work with the Tibetan Community Center ...
In fall 2015, 12 students graduated from the U’s new Case Management Certificate online program ...
A team of U students went from knowing very little about community banks, which serve local communities, to winning a national case study competition ...
When refugee families arrive, the husbands find a job and the children find a school, but the women often get left with nothing to do ...
You’ve been on the slopes for hours, and the sun starts to peek through the clouds ...
It’s noon, your phone buzzes, and you’re reminded that this time tomorrow you should be in the doctor’s waiting room ...
Making bioreactors cheaper is an important hurdle to making better drugs. Chemical engineering Ph.D. student Tram Nguyen is addressing this need ...
Most smart phones are capable of smoothly streaming five high-definition videos at one time ...
Waking up is agonizing for all of us. Heath French, U computer science major, figured he had what it took to redefine the agony ...
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