October 2025

Andrew Linke, associate professor in the School of Environment, Society & Sustainability at the University of Utah, co-authored a section of the study focused on how climate change and health intersect with armed conflict.

Green spaces are a virtue to their surroundings; they improve air quality, reduce extreme temperatures and can mitigate hazards, like flooding.

In honor of National Family Caregivers Month, the University of Utah joins PBS and AARP to host a free public screening of Caregiving, a new PBS documentary produced by Bradley Cooper. The event celebrates Utah’s 450,000 unpaid caregivers and highlights university research supporting family health, caregiving, and community resilience.

New research suggests that dust storms coming from the shrinking Great Salt Lake are costing the local economy millions of dollars every year, and the findings started with an assistant professor’s one simple question.

Paleoecologist Marti Sorensen analyzes pack rat middens to reconstruct the ecology of NHMU-managed archaeological preserve.