Faculty and staff at the University of Utah now have access to free tax support through the Financial Wellness Center’s Financial Wellness @ Work program. Additionally, for a low cost, faculty and staff can access Accredited Financial Counselors (AFCs) and Certified Financial Planners (CFPs) for personalized support. In return, all proceeds support student financial programs
The Associated Students of the University of Utah (ASUU) Sustainability Board has passed a resolution recommending the installation of jet hand dryers in non-residential buildings across main campus. The proposal aims to significantly reduce paper towel waste, lower long-term costs, and align campus infrastructure with the university’s Climate Action Plan (CAP).
Scholarships have long helped ease financial burdens, sometimes making the difference between students simply getting through college and fully engaging in it—but financial assistance alone isn’t always enough. That’s where the Center for Student Access & Resources (CSAR) comes in within the division of Student Affairs. CSAR supports student well-being and success through scholarships, personalized one-on-one support, community engagement and skill-building, and support navigating higher education systems.
The Student Parent Support Center is expanding access to high-quality child care with a new UKids Child Care location opening Mar 2, 2026, in a newly constructed building located at Sunnyside Apartments.
Student election season is here, and it’s a chance for students across campus to get involved and help shape their college experience. The Associated Students of the University of Utah (ASUU) is the University of Utah’s official student government, representing student voices and advocating for issues that impact campus life. From funding student organizations and campus events to pushing for meaningful improvements, ASUU plays a central role in ensuring students have a seat at the table.