Trump Administration’s Geothermal Push Gets Big Test in Utah Desert
Categories: Research
The future of geothermal energy is playing out at U-led Utah FORGE
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Utah’s mountains may be hiding a billion tons of ice
Categories: Research
Utah has hundreds of glaciers buried beneath boulders. Scientists say they could be increasingly important as the West warms.
Read MoreThe University of Utah is closing its Sandy campus, citing state-mandated budget changes
Most students weren’t alerted that the Sandy campus would shutter until late last week.
Read More‘A steady force for good’: Longtime Utah advocate, educator Debra Daniels dies at 70
Daniels significantly expanded scholarships and was honored with multiple awards for her work.
Read More‘Starting a new adventure’: U of U students balance excitement, anxiety on first day of classes
Students are back on campus at the University of Utah.
Read MoreTed Capener, who shaped the University of Utah’s public image, dies at 94
Capener is credited with helping create the U.’s mascot and the Red Butte concert series, and interviewed hundreds of newsmakers on PBS Utah.
Read MoreNew poll: Inside the 2026 wildfire season and how Utahns feel about it
Categories: Wildfire
U scientists Phil Dennison and Derek Mallia reflect on Utah’s historic fire season, which has burned more forest and woodlands than any other.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah heralds opening of Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine
Curriculum design is new and very hands-on for incoming medical students
Read More‘The future of healthcare’: University of Utah opens $215M medical school
The state-of-the-art facility includes an advanced simulation center and experiential training opportunities.
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s new state-of-the-art medical school is now open to students. Take a look inside.
“It’s been a long time coming,” said Bob Carter, the U.’s senior vice president for health sciences and CEO of University of Utah Health.
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