New research from U professors asserts 1966 U.S. Supreme Court decision that led to the creation of Miranda rights may today impede law enforcement’s ability to solve crimes.
ESCALANTE’S POTATO VALLEY
Researchers from the Natural History Museum of Utah and Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah have discovered the earliest evidence of wild potato use in North America.
RESILIENT KIDS
New research finds traditional learning and testing situations may be missing important strengths of children who grow up in high-stress environments.
DRAWING STRENGTH FROM DIVERSITY
SACNAS fosters the success of underrepresented minority students and young professionals at the U.
HUMANS OF THE U: TAMERIN SMITH
I decided I would start a year of saying “yes” to everything, no matter how scared I was. My biggest adventure took me to Haiti to work with amputee mothers from the 2010 earthquake. There was no electricity after 7 p.m., and you could not step off your porch at night because the guard dogs were trained to kill any stranger on the property.
HUMANS OF THE U: LET FREEDOM RING
In honor of his middle name, Luke Freedom Hansen, works to embody what it means to pursue the American Dream while remembering the sacrifices of his ancestors.
FLIP-FLOP POLITICS
U professor’s study illustrates risks for a leader who changes mind after taking moral stance.
SLC AFTER DARK
Student startup The Society has a foray of fun Salt Lake City nightlife options and offers.
ENRICHING EDUCATION
U names professor of educational psychology Elaine Clark as new dean for the College of Education.









