On today’s events
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What we are witnessing is not representative of the fundamental ideals that have shaped our nation and made us a model of governance throughout the world.
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Statement from Chief Safety Officer Marlon Lynch
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Lynch provides clarity and context for a departmental personnel decision.
Read MoreRBIRT statement on Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence Zoom bombing incident
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The incident happened on November 30, 2020.
Read MoreSpring 2021 Semester tuition questions answered
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The U will implement a previously approved 2% tuition rate increase for spring 2021.
Read MoreStudent coronavirus testing plan
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This is about joining together in actions that will protect the health and well-being of all members of our community.
Read MoreWhat makes us the U? Resilience, compassion and dedication
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The U community remains united by a shared commitment to freedom of speech, academic inquiry, pursuit of knowledge, diversity, inclusion and innovation.
Read MoreHelp stop coronavirus spike
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We must act now to protect the health and safety of our entire community—an ethic we know our campus embraces.
Read MoreStatement on Oct. 26 Zoom bombing
The meeting organizers ended the meeting about 30-40 seconds after the “bombing” began.
Read MoreThe 2020 election
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As One U, we can model how a campus comes together, bridges divides and differences of opinion and finds ways to move forward as a community.
Read MoreStatement regarding student complaint
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College and department leaders respond to a student complaint and messages of concern.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah and parents of Lauren McCluskey announce settlement agreement
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The agreement includes a settlement payment to the McCluskeys and a charitable donation to the Lauren McCluskey Foundation.
Read MoreAddressing student questions and concerns about police, sexual assault investigations
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This webinar address students’ questions about our police operations and processes related to sexual assault investigations, keeping victim advocacy and victim-survivor privacy in mind, and to broadly help students understand the jurisdictional issues, processes and resources that come into play in situations like this.
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