University of Utah students now have access to Mantra Health, a virtual mental health platform that provides free, flexible support wherever they are. Offered through the University Counseling Center (UCC), Mantra Health connects students with mental health professionals for in-the-moment support and expands access to virtual mental health services.
This September, the Student Parent Support Center (SPSC) is bringing the University of Utah community together to celebrate student parents, their children and the resources available to families on campus.
The University Counseling Center, Center for Campus Wellness, and Campus Recreation Services are inviting students to step away from the demands of campus life and into one of Utah's most breathtaking landscapes through the new Capitol Reef Wellness Retreat.
To help students navigate the wide variety of campus events, Student Affairs has identified a collection of Pillar Events—thoughtfully curated events designed to serve as cornerstones of the college experience. This year, Student Affairs is also introducing U-Traditions, a new event category that recognizes many of the University's most recognizable student traditions.
Student Affairs recognizes that students' schedules don't always fit within a traditional workday. To better meet students' needs, many departments offer extended hours, evening availability, and virtual services throughout the fall semester.