April 12, 2024
Indigenous hope for the climate
The Sustainability Office partnered with the Indigenous Women’s Collective to discuss Indigenous epistemologies and beliefs, offering hope to all participants amidst the ongoing climate crisis.
The Sustainability Office partnered with the Indigenous Women’s Collective to discuss Indigenous epistemologies and beliefs, offering hope to all participants amidst the ongoing climate crisis.
Each year, the American Indian Resource Center stages a pow wow meant to celebrate and pay homage to the traditions brought forth by the Native Peoples who laid the foundation for those of us who came after them.
The efforts and contributions of women in society are often minimized or sometimes ignored altogether. This year, the University of Utah is highlighting its annual Women’s Week with the theme, “Untold Stories and Everyday Heroism.”
The University of Utah’s Latinx Advisory Council aims to create a greater sense of belonging for students, staff, and faculty of Latinx heritage.
The Sustainability Office partnered with the Indigenous Women’s Collective to discuss Indigenous epistemologies and beliefs, offering hope to all participants amidst the ongoing climate crisis.
Each year, the American Indian Resource Center stages a pow wow meant to celebrate and pay homage to the traditions brought forth by the Native Peoples who laid the foundation for those of us who came after them.
New York Times best-selling author visits U and talks banned books, sex, and gender violence
Native Americans have been celebrating their heritage for hundreds of years through kinship, language, ceremony, dances, and traditions that are carried on today.
The efforts and contributions of women in society are often minimized or sometimes ignored altogether. This year, the University of Utah is highlighting its annual Women’s Week with the theme, “Untold Stories and Everyday Heroism.”
Exposure to diverse perspectives in higher education cultivates critical thinking skills, prepares students for the multicultural workforce, and nurtures a global mindset.
The groundwork Meligha Garfield laid for cultural appreciation and inclusivity will continue to shape the University of Utah for years to come—and we wish him all the best in his new position.
In the Beehive State, one of the preeminent celebrations of African American excellence during Black History Month takes place on the University of Utah campus.
In the face of uncertainty, the next five years hold the potential for the Black Cultural Center to flourish as a testament to resilience and community strength.
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy was honored throughout week of full-scale community events.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, we recognize some of the new Native faculty, staff, and student employees who contribute to the University of Utah in various ways.
This naming process empowered space-making and belonging and allowed for further distinguishing between the gardens.
The University of Utah's Latinx Advisory Council aims to create a greater sense of belonging for students, staff, and faculty of Latinx heritage.
The chance to meet and connect with others from diverse spiritual perspectives is big part of the Interfaith Initiative at the U.
For Chris Harris, serving his fellow military veterans at the U has been a life mission.
The AIRC is taking appropriate steps to educate the larger campus community so that we are considerate and respectful of anyone who is practicing cultural protocols during this time.
The holidays can be stressful for some—but making time for self-care can help.
Brangman’s keynote, “The -Ism We All Share” emphasizes the impact of ageism and best practices to counteract it.
This year’s MEDiversity Week will seek to examine what it means to deliver Age-Friendly Health Care.
As Americans age, the nation’s health care system will need to pay greater attention to the needs of older adults.
The New Leadership Academy prepares individuals for leadership that’s built to win anywhere.
The New Leadership Academy is changing the way we approach leadership development and expanding the way we think about our leaders.
NLA is pleased to announce the selection of its new 2023 cohort, representing a broad range of academic leaders, scholars, and administrators who are invested in advancing equity and inclusion in higher education.