This post originally appeared in @theU and was published June 18, 2025. This article is republished here with permission. This past May, alumni from across Europe joined with University of Utah leadership to forge new connections and reconnect with their alma mater during U Alumni’s European Alumni Reunion in Copenhagen. The group consisted of more […]
Read MoreAbove: Fredrick Manthi in the field in the Turkana Basin, northern Kenya This post originally appeared on the College of Science website and was published May 7, 2025. This article is republished here with permission. University of Utah adjunct professor Fredrick Kyalo Manthi has been elected to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences (NAS). Manthi, who […]
Read MoreNine student gamers from the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC) traveled from Incheon, South Korea, to compete at the first-ever Honolulu International Esports Tournament, hosted by Farrington High School on March 29. They were joined by a Games major from the University of Utah’s Salt Lake City campus, representing the university on a global stage. […]
Read MoreIn a landmark example of cross-cultural collaboration, students from the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC) are leading the design of a Korea-themed sister city park in Cottonwood Heights, Utah — a visionary project that merges landscape architecture, diplomacy, and global education. This post originally appeared on April 15, 2025 and was published Utah Asia […]
Read MoreThe Story Behind the U’s Longstanding Health Partnership with Mongolia Nearly 20 years ago, a seemingly small connection between friends sparked an enduring partnership between the University of Utah and Mongolia—one that has since grown into a global health initiative that is changing lives and transforming healthcare systems to this day. Dr. Raymond Price, Vice […]
Read MoreThere are many reasons to study a language: curiosity, personal growth, cultural enrichment, literary analysis, cognitive development…the list goes on. But one reason in particular stands like a lighthouse to French professor Anne Lair: career development. “My goal is to expose students to language and culture for the professional world,” said Lair. “At the end […]
Read MoreThis post originally appeared in the Office of Global Health Newsletter and was published March 2025. This article is republished here with permission. On March 3, a delegation from Korea Health Information Service (KHIS) visited the Department of Biomedical Informatics. The delegation’s primary objective was to assess clinical data integration and interoperability challenges, with a […]
Read MoreThis post originally appeared on @theU and was published March 17, 2025. This article is republished here with permission. Tracey Lamb, professor of pathology, is the University of Utah’s first National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Jefferson Science Fellow. In this role, she will spend time with the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Global Health Security […]
Read MoreFaculty-led Learning Abroad programs are invaluable opportunities for students, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and cultural immersion. These programs are designed by faculty who bring their expertise and passion for their fields, providing a structured, focused learning experience in an international context. Students benefit from the guidance of faculty who understand the nuances […]
Read MoreThis story originally appeared on the Hinckley Institute’s website. Reposted here with permission. The Hinckley Institute of Politics played a pivotal role in shaping Gus Gochnour’s undergraduate experience and professional trajectory. Through a series of impactful internships, he gained invaluable insights into international relations, government operations, and the power of global connectivity. Gochnour completed three […]
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