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Student Affairs helps set the stage for Homecoming 2025

Student Affairs helps set the stage for Homecoming 2025

Homecoming Week is fast-approaching and it’s one of the most exciting times of the year at the University of Utah! I Student Affairs is excited to take part in the celebration, helping create experiences that bring students, staff, and alumni together in the true spirit of the U.

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Brighter Because of U: Union Celebrates 15 Years of Supporting Students Through Scholarships

On September 18, the Union Administration proudly hosted its 15th annual Union Scholarship Celebration, bringing together community members, alumni, and campus partners to honor the 2025–2026 scholarship recipients and raise funds for the next scholarship cycle.

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A word from Vice President Lori McDonald

A word from Vice President Lori McDonald

October is #SafeU month at the University of Utah, and it’s the perfect time to reflect on how safety is at the heart of everything we do. A safe campus is essential for our students to thrive—allowing them to not only focus on their studies, but also discover their passion, people, and purpose with ease.

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Restructuring of Housing and Residential Education leads to new Office of Residence Life

Restructuring of Housing and Residential Education leads to new Office of Residence Life

At the University of Utah, living on campus is designed to be more than just four walls and a bed. It’s a lifestyle—a one-stop hub for support, connection, and growth. With a recent restructuring of Housing & Residential Education, the newly formed Office of Residence Life is ensuring this vision remains a reality while strengthening Student Affairs’ commitment to student well-being and success.

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Listening Across Differences: Practicing constructive dialogue on campus

Listening Across Differences: Practicing constructive dialogue on campus

At the University of Utah, education goes beyond the traditional academic setting. College is also about being exposed to different views—sometimes familiar, sometimes deeper, and more challenging. To fully discover their passions, people, and purposes, students need to learn how to engage with differing viewpoints in ways that build understanding and community. That’s where the Campus Dialogue Program comes in.

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Last Updated: 10/3/25