James Austin Cooper, a freshman in exercise and sport science, has spent most of his life moving from place to place because of his father’s 23-year career in the U.S. Air Force, a career that ended two years ago with his father’s retirement from active duty. Cooper said he enjoyed his experiences growing up, as he had a chance to live all around the world when his father was transferred.
Wednesday was a day of celebration to honor our nation’s veterans at the U, as Utah veterans, young and old, gathered with students at the Union.
Hundreds of high school students spent Saturday at a recruitment event with explosions, armored exoskeletons and college advice.
Expecting large crowds for the blackout game Saturday against Wyoming, the Utah Transit Authority is adding additional TRAX trains to accommodate the masses.
The U’s College of Nursing introduced a series of seminars, presented by staff members, that covers a broad range of educational, clinical and research-related topics.
The U’s American West Center is teaming up with the Utah Division of Indian Affairs in hopes that the introduction of a new curriculum will mean success in its fight for advances in Utah American Indian history education.
The U’s College of Engineering hosted its Engineering Iditarod on Friday.
Kjeldsberg, a renowned pathologist, started in the pathology department at the U’s School of Medicine 38 years ago, and served as chairman of the department from 1993 to 2004. He was named chairman and CEO of ARUP in 2003, in July he stepped down as CEO but continues to sit as the chairman of the board.
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