News Highlights Winter 2021 Let the Sun Shine With a new solar power contract, the U is one step closer to the remarkable goal of being carbon neutral by 2050. A Genius in our Midst Evolutionary geneticist Nels Elde was awarded the MacArthur Fellowship, popularly known as a “genius grant.” What Hair Says Millimeter by millimeter, your strands are building a record of your diet. Analyzing hair can assess a community’s health. Help at the Border Scenes from immigrant detention centers at the border of the U.S. and Mexico hit home for U law student Amitay Flores. Center for Violence Prevention Named to Honor Lauren McCluskey The recently launched center has been named in memory of the U student-athlete. What is the Honors College? Even after 50 years, there are still misconceptions about the Honors program. Learn how it can set students up for success. Student Start-up Telehealth start-up doxy.me saw demand grow a thousandfold and served 274,000 providers and 6 million patients last March alone. Blowin’ in the Wind A high-powered computer helped chemical engineers redesign the Utah Symphony seating chart to keep musicians and audience members safe. News Roundup Giving Day, Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital opening, College of Engineering Dean Rich Brown is new endowed chair
Let the Sun Shine With a new solar power contract, the U is one step closer to the remarkable goal of being carbon neutral by 2050.
A Genius in our Midst Evolutionary geneticist Nels Elde was awarded the MacArthur Fellowship, popularly known as a “genius grant.”
What Hair Says Millimeter by millimeter, your strands are building a record of your diet. Analyzing hair can assess a community’s health.
Help at the Border Scenes from immigrant detention centers at the border of the U.S. and Mexico hit home for U law student Amitay Flores.
Center for Violence Prevention Named to Honor Lauren McCluskey The recently launched center has been named in memory of the U student-athlete.
What is the Honors College? Even after 50 years, there are still misconceptions about the Honors program. Learn how it can set students up for success.
Student Start-up Telehealth start-up doxy.me saw demand grow a thousandfold and served 274,000 providers and 6 million patients last March alone.
Blowin’ in the Wind A high-powered computer helped chemical engineers redesign the Utah Symphony seating chart to keep musicians and audience members safe.
News Roundup Giving Day, Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital opening, College of Engineering Dean Rich Brown is new endowed chair
