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  • A Tree Grows on Campus

    As Utah’s official state arboretum, the U campus and Red Butte Garden & Arboretum contain an impressive collection of awe-inspiring trees.

  • Start-up and Running

    The U’s Master of Business Creation program gives entrepreneurs more than a degree—it offers a launchpad to rethink industries and build what comes next.

  • Research’s Ripple Effect

    University research is America’s most powerful and underappreciated economic driver—fueling innovation, launching companies, and improving lives.


Departments


  • your therapist wants you to go outside - Outside

  • the power of research - President’s Perspective

  • building college town magic - Campus

  • from toxic to tonic - Imagine

  • the grandparents are in - VOICES

  • still climbing - Expert

  • fashion passion - GALLERY

  • leif sorensen bs24 - Humans

  • News From the U

    • new west valley health facility

    • summer 2025 news roundup

    • tiny but mighty

    • summer ozone tied to risks for unborn children

    • ancient giant welcomes travelers at slc airport

    • blood testing goes orbital

    • when hunting coyotes backfires

    • meyer makes history again

    • sports briefs summer 2025

    • ai flags hidden pregnancy risks

    • heart reset

    • espns holly rowe delivers 2025 commencement address

    • could coffee lower the risk of head and neck cancers

    • first year free

    • fintech in utah by the numbers

    • the us prosthetic tech shines in super bowl feature

  • Forever U

    • mentors matter

    • summer 2025 alumni news roundup

    • weaving legacies - ASK

    • plates with purpose - NUMBER

    • honoring excellence on founders day

    • class notes summer 2025

  • a summertime standby - REFLECT

  • Utah Mag Archives

Homepage – Winter 2022


Departments

News From the U

Historic Home

The Orrin G. Hatch Center will be the new home for Hinckley Institute of Politics interns in Washington, D.C.

Baskets Weave Generations Together

The U’s NHMU is home to a large collection of Navajo baskets, including this piece, Three Necklaces.

Western Outpost

The U and SLCC broke ground on a new campus in Herriman that will eventually serve 7,000 students.

Power Walk

A new battery-powered exoskeleton is helping people who use prosthetic legs have a more natural walking experience.

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Forever U

A River Less Paddled

As a student at the U, John Wood BS’82 learned all about business. But spending time on the river taught him how to live.

Building Community

Move over, LinkedIn, there’s a new way to stay connected—the Forever Utah Alumni Network.

Class Notes

James Jackson III BS’02 founded the Utah Black Chamber to support the economic development of Utah’s Black community.

Giving Day

For the fourth consecutive year, we recently hosted U Giving Day for 1,850 minutes—and you can still give to your favorite projects.

Web Exclusives

The Black Cultural Center was established to enrich, support, and advocate for faculty, staff, and students, but there’s more to know about this important resource in our community.

If you’ve ever wondered how SARS-CoV-2 and HIV invade human cells, molecular biologist Janet Iwasa has the answer. See how she uses software to bring the tiny viruses to light.

Singing can lower stress, boost your immune system, and improve your well-being, says our Expert voice coach. If you’ve ever been too afraid to sing out loud—in public—watch this.

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