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Vaccines have come a long way from the days of using scabs and animal scrapings to inoculate patients. As immunization becomes a focal point in the COVID crisis, can revisiting the past help us better understand our future?
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Don’t underestimate this rising generation. They’re savvy, empowered, and poised to impact the world. Sure, they’re on the phone, using Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram, but they’re also watching out for all of us—even if that connectedness has a cost.
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When businesses began battling to stay afloat during the pandemic, who came to their rescue? Hope Corps! Like a bat signal for struggling companies, the program links U students with entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders to provide support and gain real-world experience.
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A flood of people moving to small towns is leading to a host of big city problems.
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The U is leading by example, making remarkable strides on all measures.
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A new well is testing ways to harness unlimited energy.
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"The upcycling of a tree into a beautiful new object is invigorating."
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Pull back the curtains and see what it takes for PTC to put on a show.
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Beekeeping, business law, and 20+ certificates are just the start with continuing ed.
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The pandemic changed how we have hard conversations about equity.
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Utah holds a place in Patagonia CEO and U alum Ryan Gellert's heart.
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Public service and education are celebrated by Founders Day honorees.
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A different perspective can sometimes make all the difference.
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Students came first for Ruth Watkins during her eight-year tenure at the U.
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Navajo health provider Revina Talker MPS’08 takes care of her community.
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If you live with seasonal allergies and feel like pollen lingers longer and longer every year, you may be right. Climate change is at least partially to blame.
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New research shows that wildfires, fireworks, and inversions can bring pollution inside and cause air quality in homes to deteriorate to unsafe levels.
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Every 11 minutes, an American dies by suicide. For those left behind, the haunting question is “Why?” One emerging factor is family history.
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Utah Rep. Sandra Hollins MSW’09 is the first Black woman to serve in the Utah State Legislature, and her impact on the Beehive State has been extraordinary.
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Brian Johnson BS’08 joined the NFL as quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles. He was previously the first Black offensive coordinator at Florida.
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When times get tough, the tough get going… online. U Alumni has taken many of its events digital, and the response has been outstanding.
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