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Fall Bucket List A Game Plan for Picking a College Major Check off your favorite fall festivities... By: Aidan Mace

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Show us how you celebrate spooky season and tag @yourcampuslife on social media as you check off these seasonal must dos! 2 YOUR CAMPUS LIFE

Campus COVID-19 Resources By: Sara Cave The University of Utah campus has followed CDC guidelines very closely in relation to the coronavirus pandemic that hit globally in the beginning of 2020. For all information regarding COVID-19 and campus updates please use the following resource as a guide. https://coronavirus.utah.edu/ The risk of Cornavirus is still prevalent. The U hopes that students will be properly informed and continue to take precaution as needed. Here are a few main points that you should know as we not only come back to school, but also come back to campus. -Currently, masks/facial coverings are required indoors. -Getting vaccinated is the best way to protect yourself and the rest of the campus community. -Need to get vaccinated? Get yours free! https://alert.utah.edu/covid/vaccine/ -If you are not vaccinated, get weekly asymptomatic coronavirus tests -Free testing is available to students on campus. For more info https://alert.utah.edu/covid/testing Recommended ways to stay safe on campus: -Avoid close contact -Wash your hands... often! -Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing -Clean & disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objects daily -Avoid using someone elses items -Monitor your health daily -PLEASE STAY HOME IF YOU ARE SICK Salt Lake County’s current transmission level is considered high. -QUESTIONS? Campus Hotline Resources -General Questions & Vaccine Information: (801)213-2874 -Health & Testing Questions: (801)587-0712 Keep in mind, CDC guidelines state that wearing a mask remains an effective means of preventing infection for both unvaccinated and vaccinated people. As always... Stay safe!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CAMPUS RESOURCES 33 Feed U Pantry By Jackie Smith

College can be a burden, but there are food resources to help you out on campus! Learn about everything the Feed U Pantry can to do provide support for you and others!

41 Resources for U

By Student Affairs Learn more about the resources available to you as a University of Utah student

48 Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

By Morgan Aguilar The Division of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion drives the University's effort to create a safe and welcoming campus climate.

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52 The Muss

By Avery Abelhouzen Learn all about the student section and the benefits of joining!

53 Union Programming Council Spotlight

By Alyssa Henrie Learn about an outstanding member of the Union Programming Council!

55 Graduation Bucket List

By Mariana Sablan Find out ways to optimize your college experience by checking off these bucket list items!

58 Learning the College Experience By Sven Karabegovic

At the University of Utah, you have many opportunites to participate in organizations and leadership roles around campus! Read up on how to #GetInvolvedUtah

55 Go Greek

By Sydney Larsen Greek Life is one of the most well-known organizations on campus. Join a soroity for an exciting college experience!

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DINING GUIDE 72 Cooking on a College Budget

By the Feed U Pantry Board Making a gourmet meal doesn't have to be expensive. The Feed U Pantry helps to give resources for students, staff and facilty.

83 Sustainability on Campus

By Aryel Clark There are many ways that the University of Utah strives to be sustainable. Find out what our campus is doing to go green.

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OUTDOOR RECREATION

88 Hiking & Climbing in SLC: No better place around By Michael Sullivan A huge benefit to attending the University of Utah is the nearby access to the beautiful outdoor scenery of Utah. Students can rent equipment from Outdoor Adventures, or attend student-led outdoor trips!

89 Hitting the Snowy Slopes

By Lauren Johnson Take advantage of all the resorts that are close to campus! Snowboarding and skiing is a very popular pastime here in Utah, and here's your guide to Snowbird Resort!

90 Taking Advantage

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On every college campus, finding a place to call home is crucial to fulfilling students’ academic and social growth. The University of Utah is no exception. With our student population of over 30,000, our hope is that the A. Ray Olpin Union building will be your home away from home. An important goal of the Union is to complement the students’ academic experience through an extensive variety of cultural, educational, social, and recreational programs. It is through such opportunities that

a real sense of college community develops. In an effort to promote campus and community life, the Union Programming Council (UPC) is proud to provide you with this publication. Your Campus Life is a complete guide to community businesses, services, and on-campus resources. We hope Your Campus Life provides you with useful information that will further enrich your college experience. Best of luck for a successful year from all of us at the A. Ray Olpin Union Building.

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Volunteer Spotlight: Kei Man Wong

Hi everyone! I am Kei Man, an international student majoring in Health and Kinesiology (EMS) and a pre-med student. I have volunteered at the U Pantry since this summer. I applied to be one of the volunteers because I wanted to do something meaningful during the summer. I also studied during the summer, so it is an excellent opportunity for me to be a part of this friendly family. I remember the first day as a front desk volunteer, I was nervous, even though I watched the training video and completed the quizzes. Being in-person is different from online, therefore, I was worried during the shift. After that, I got used to it and I think that is interesting. Since I am an out-going person, therefore, when I am having the shift at the Pantry, I can talk to the person who works with me or the visitors. Chatting with them is enjoyable. One of the reasons that I enjoy volunteering at the Pantry is because I feel awesome when people come and take lots of products. I know that those goods are going to help them a lot. As I have mentioned, the other reason that I love the pantry is that we have a lovely family here. They are willing to help each other to cover their shift. When I was sick, they were willing to help me and hope I would get well soon. As an international student, it is hard for me to live in a country that uses a different language as my mother tongue, however, I feel being in a loving environment when I start volunteering. Besides volunteering at the Feed U Pantry, I also like doing sports during my spare time, especially playing badminton. I love playing badminton because it is a team sport which requires lots of communication. When I am playing badminton, I can talk with my teammates and improve our skills together. Also, badminton is a sport that needs a quick reaction and decision-making skills. These kinds of skills can help me to become a better person and handle daily life issues. Moreover, when I have free time, I love staying at the library for reading and studying or staying in my room and watching videos. I love reading books that are related to medical and detective stories. Nowadays, I am reading a book that talked about murder cases and how forensics investigators find out the reason of died of the victims. Then, I love listening to music when I am doing some things, such as, studying, relaxing, and reading. Listening to music can help me to calm down and focus. I wish people can know more about the Feed U Pantry after reading this article, and the Pantry also welcomes people who need help and who want to be a part of our family!

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The Heart of Campus, The Union

The Union lies at the center of campus and truly is the heart of the university. It is a place that guarantees memorable events, entertaining recreation, quiet relaxation, affordable and nutritious dining, important resources as well as diverse student organizations. This is all made possible by the outstanding members of the Union’s community that come together to maintain and uphold these university traditions every year.

EVENTS

Each year the Union hosts hundreds of events consisting of concerts, conferences, new student orientations, banquets, fundraisers, and so many more. The community gathers here for events that have it all: food, music, friendships, and most of all fun!

RECREATION

Play away! The Union has bowling and billiards. All students have access to the bowling alley, ping pong tables, pool tables and virtual reality center.

RELAXATION

There are many couches and big chairs to relax within the Union. It is a great place to take some time to regroup after a long day or a stressful test!

DINING

The Union prides itself on providing campus with delicious food at a reasonable price for all students, staff, and faculty of the university. Make sure to check out Crimson View on the top floor of the Union. You can’t beat the food or view anywhere else on campus.

KEY RESOURCES

The Union houses tons of resources, which are all here to help you! In the basement, there is a computer lab for day-to-day student use and the FEED U Pantry. On main levels you can find student support organizations such as the Bennion Community Center, the Ucard Office, the LBGT Resource Center, Financial Wellness Center, and much more!

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT

The best way to get involved on campus is through the Union. Almost all student leadership and involvement offices are found in the Union. The Union is home to ASUU, Fraternity and Sorority Life, the Office of Orientation and Transition, and UPC. There is also student broadcasting at K-UTE and the Utah Daily Chronicle. This page is dedicated to Whit Hollis, Union Director To the man that has spent the last 23 years working to make this space all that it is today, WE THANK YOU! We thank you for creating a unique community that embodies and welcomes growth of character, educational excellence, strength of partnerships, and an overall enjoyable environment that is inclusive to all. We thank you for everything that you have accomplished as a leader, mentor, and most importantly a friend. We wish you a long and happy retirement as you embark on your next adventure! Learn more about the numerous opportunities the union has to offer and get involved here!

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LEARNING CENTER The Learning Center provides free individual tutoring for inTHE MUSS demand, general education courses, learning consultations The MUSS is the University of Utah’s student fan club for a for a variety of academic topics, Supplemental Instruction numberand of the athletic teams on campus including football, for selected courses. men’s and women’s basketball, gymnastics, volleyball, and

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The mission of the University of Utah Alumni Association is dedicated to forging and preserving lifelong relationships with alumni, students, and the community. Become a member today!

TESTING CENTER

Whether you're taking an admissions test, placement test, test for a course, or proctored test, the testing center provides a variety of testing and proctoring services for the campus community and the intermountain area.

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We‘re here to engage and serve you now as students! The Writing Center is here to assist you in improving your writing. We help with any stage of the writing process and work with bothHOW undergraduate and graduate-level writing concerns. · We award more than $550,000 in scholarships every year (801) 587-9122 | writingcenter.utah.edu | Marriott Library, Second Floor · We run The MUSS student athletics fan club · We coordinate the U‘s annual food drive, led by students · We offer the U Book/MUSS app for keeping track of your favorite U memories · We coordinate the Student Alumni and MUSS boards, CAMPUS TEST PREPactivities which plan fun and service-oriented The University of Utah Test Prep classes have been helping alumni.utah.edu students#UtahAlumni excel on their admittance exams for more than two decades. The classes will give you all the tools you need to boost your confidence and perform well. (801) 581-5361 | prep.utah.com | 540 Arapeen Dr.

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LEAP LEAP is a year-long learning community for freshmen committed to the goals of learning, engagement, achievement, progress and to the principles of civic awareness and service. (801) 583-3177 | leap.utah.edu | Sterling Sill Center

BENNION CENTER The Lowell Bennion Center fosters lifelong service and civic participation by engaging the University with community service opportunities. (801) 581-4811 | bennioncenter.org | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 101

student & alumni organizations UNION PROGRAMMING COUNCIL UPC plans, organizes, and develops activities on campus with the help of dozens of associate directors and hundreds of volunteers. With six boards to choose from, you will find a place in UPC no matter what your major or interests are! (801) 581-7658 | upc.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 240

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ASUU is your student government providing volunteer opportunities, paid leadership positions, and exciting events. ASUU also supports valuable services for students such as personal finance, tutoring, childcare, and legal advocacy. (801) 581-2788 | asuu.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 234

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Need a job? Let us guide you towards career planning and exploration. We help with student jobs, internships, and career opportunities through a great website, career fairs, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION workshops, and dedicated career counselors by major. The mission of the University of Utah Alumni Association is (801) 581-6186 | careers.utah.edu | Student Services Building, Room 350 dedicated to forging and preserving lifelong relationships with alumni, students, and the community. Become a member today! (801) 581-6995 | alumni.utah.edu | 332 South 1400 East

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Student Resources STUDENT HEALTH CENTER For testing, vaccinations, physicals, travel abroad, and all things medical, the best place available to the University community is the Student Health Center. Student Health Insurance is also offered.

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CENTER FOR STUDENT WELLNESS The Center for Student Wellness is your portal for information, resources, and solutions for wellness-related issues. Call, e-mail, or stop by for answers to questions related to your wellness. (801) 587-7776 | wellness.utah.edu | Eccles Student Life Center, Suite 2100

CENTER FOR DISABILITY & ACCESS Disability & Access provides support for the educational development of students with disabilities, including ongoing efforts to develop and maintain an accessible physical environment across campus. (801) 581-5020 | disability.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union Room 162

FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS The only thing better than an education is an education with minimal debt. For access to programs designed to alleviate your financial pressure, contact us today! (801) 581-6211 | financialaid.utah.edu | Student Services Building, Room 105

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND SCHOLAR SERVICES We provide advising, programming, support, and resources for international students, scholars, and alumni. Our goal is for students, staff, faculty, and visitors from around the world to feel welcome and be an integral part of our community. (801) 581-8876 | isss.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 410

FINANCIAL WELLNESS CENTER Financial fitness isn't as hard as you think; preparing now will help you down the road when you begin your professional life. Visit us for counseling, financial education, and tools to assist you in achieving lifelong successful outcomes. (801) 585-7379 | financialwellness.utah.edu | Union, Room 317

CENTER FOR CHILD CARE AND FAMILY RESOURCES The center offers a complete guide to child care resources on and off campus. It also offers programming for students and their children. (801) 585-5897 | childcare.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 408

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Campus & Community Care Options U-Match: Babysitting, Tutoring, &PROGRAMMING Pet Care UNION COUNCIL Free Diaper Bank forUPC Students plans, organizes, and develops activities on campus Parent Night Out with the help of dozens of associate directors and hundreds Child Development Seminars & Workshops of volunteers. With six boards to choose from, you will find a Finals Week Child Care place in UPC no matter what your major or interests are! Family-Friendly Campus (801)Spaces 581-7658 | upc.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 240

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OFFICE OF ORIENTATION AND TRANSITION We assist students and their families in their transition to the U and support students in their development as leaders. Programs include Orientation, First Year Experience, Transfer Student Programs, and Leadership Programs. (801) 581-7069 | orientation.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 280

UNIVERSITY COUNSELING CENTER We offer support to U students, staff, and faculty for a variety of personal, academic, and career concerns. Our approach is collaborative, goal-oriented, and multiculturally sensitive. The first appointment is FREE! (801) 581-6826 | counselingcenter.utah.edu | Student Services Building, Room 426

VETERAN'S SUPPORT CENTER Our office is a place to study, swap stories with other student vets, recharge with a cup of coffee, or get help navigating the U. We are here to help student veterans succeed. Stop by to explore what resources are available. (801) 587-7722 | veteranscenter.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 418

WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER The Women's Resource Center seeks to help women and students from all backgrounds and circumstances get the most out of their higher education experience. (801) 581-8030 | womenscenter.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 411

SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE The Sustainability Office promotes a more sustainable campus through its many initiatives. It also manages the Sustainable Campus Initiative Fund (SCIF), which provides funding for student-led projects on campus. (801) 585-9352 | sustainability.utah.edu | BU C Room 50

UKIDS The ASUU Student Child Care Program is committed to providing quality child care for student parents while they attend class. (801) 585-5897 | childcare.utah.edu/learn/ukids-enrollment.php | Alfred Emery Building, Room 106

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Union Scholarship Recipient Spotlight In 2020, the Union awarded over 50 scholarships totaling $220,000 for students here at the Univerisity of Utah. As an out-of-state student whose college experience has been defined by my time at the Union, being awarded the UPC Student Leader Scholarship for my senior year of college has been extremely helpful in finishing my college years. When I first started at the University of Utah, I didn't know anyone other than my Orientation Leader. I came onto this campus as a very blank slate. After a few weeks, I was introduced to the Union Programming Council, and with it, my involvement at the Union began. I learned about the Union Scholarship Fund and all of the good that it provides students here. There's a range of scholarships offered to make them as accessible as possible! I spent years in UPC supporting the Scholarship Fund before finally deciding to apply for a scholarship that I felt connected to. I applied for the UPC Student Leader Scholarship and within my application, I wrote about what the Union had provided for me. A place to grow; my maturity and my wisdom came only with more years in college. A place to relax; whether it was in the bowling alley or the UPC office I always had a home. A place to remember; I will never forget the impact the Union has had on me, and the impact the Union has allowed me to have on other students through my involvement. If you have a similar message to share about the Union, or you feel connected with any of the many scholarship opportunities the Union has, please apply this fall. You won't regret it!

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TRIO The TRIO Programs empowers underrepresented students to access postsecondary education & to achieve academic success leading to a postsecondary degree. (801) 581-7188 | trio.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 80

BASIC NEEDS CENTER The Basic Needs Center provides basic needs resources for students, such as assistance in finances, food, wellness, academic information, and new skills. (801) 581-5888 | union.utah.edu/resources-spaces/basic-needs-center | A. Ray Olpin Union Basement

Office of Student Equity and Diversity (801) 581-7569 | diversity.utah.edu | Park Building, Room 208

CENTER FOR ETHNIC STUDENT AFFAIRS CESA provides cultural support, academic advising, tutoring services and scholarship information. We aim to form a safe space where students can meet others with backgrounds and life experiences both similar to and different from their own. (801) 581-8151 | https://diversity.utah.edu/centers/cesa/ | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 235

LGBT RESOURCE CENTER The LGBT Resource Center provides a comprehensive range of education, information, and advocacy services. They work to create and maintain an open, safe, and supportive environment for the community. (801) 587-7973 | lgbt.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 409

AMERICAN INDIAN RESOURCE CENTER The mission of the AIRC is to provide academic support, career counseling, mentoring, and program activities for the University of Utah's American Indian community and campus community as a whole. (801) 581-7392 | diversity.utah.edu/airc | 1925 De Trobriand Street

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The Financial Wellness Center provides students access to accredited counseling services, financial education and tools to achieve lifelong successful financial outcomes. A. Ray Olpin University Union Room 317 801-585-7379 https://financialwellness.utah.edu/about/index.php

WOMENS RESOURCE CENTER The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) at the University of Utah serves as the central resource foreducational and support services for women. Honoring the complexities of women’s identities, the WRC facilitates choices and changes through programs, counseling, and training grounded in a commitment to advance social justice and equality. A. Ray Olpin University Union Suite 411 801-581-8030 https://womenscenter.utah.edu

VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER The Veteran Support Center improves and enhances the individual and academic success of veterans, service members, and their family members who attend the university; to help them receive the benefits they earned; and to serve as a liaison between the student veteran community and the university. A. Ray Olpin University Union Suite 418 801-587-7722 https://veteranscenter.utah.edu/about/ mission/

The basic needs center provides basic needs resources for students A. Ray Olpin University Union Basement 801-581-5888 https://union.utah.edu/resources-spaces/ basic-needs-center/

CAREER & PROFESIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER The Career & Professional Development Center supports students and alumni by helping them better understand who they are, what they want to do professionally, and what steps they need to take to get there.

Student Services Building Room 350 801-581-6186 https://careers.utah.edu

LGBT RESOURCE CENTER The LGBT Resource Center provides resources, safe environment for student interactions, and outreach programs to educate the University community in regards to sexual orientation and gender identity. A. Ray Olpin University Union Room 409 801-587-7973 https://lgbt.utah.edu

TRio The TRIO Programs empowers underrepresented students to access postsecondary education & to achieve academic success leading to a postsecondary degree. A. Ray Olpin University Union Room 80 801-581-7188 https://trio.utah.edu

UCARD OFFICE The University of Utah UCard office offers one standardized source of identification and access. UTA passes also are available free of charge to all university students, faculty, and staff. (801) 581-2273 | ucard.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 158

STADIUM AND ARENA EVENT SERVICES Our beautiful and unique facilities will make an event memorable. Schedule your next meeting, banquet, or reception with us today! (801) 581-5445 | stadium.utah.edu | 451 South 1400 East, Salt Lake City

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

The Outdoor program organizations provides opportunities for student &Adventures alumni individuals and groups to participate in all types of outdoor recreation through organized trips and by providing rental UNION PROGRAMMING COUNCIL equipment for a variety of outdoor recreation activities. UPC plans, organizes, and develops activities on campus (801) 581-8516 | campusrec.utah.edu | George S. Eccles Student Life Center with the help of dozens of associate directors and hundreds of volunteers. With six boards to choose from, you will find a place in UPC no matter what your major or interests are! (801) 581-7658 | upc.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 240

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If ASUU you want to impress guests with an unforgettable is your studentyour government providing volunteer dining event, Dining Services will help you step of opportunities, paid leadership positions, with and every exciting events. the planning. ASUU also supports valuable services for students such as personal finance, tutoring, childcare, and legal advocacy. (801) 581-7257 | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 30 (801) 581-2788| dineoncampus.com/utah | asuu.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 234

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Resources for U The Division of Student Affairs welcomes you! As a division, Student Affairs strives to assist all students in finding their community, support and purpose. Comprised of 23 individual offices, the division works to foster the intellectual, personal, social and professional growth of our students to prepare them for success on campus and beyond. Most importantly, the U strives to create a safe, diverse, and engaging campus environment that is responsive to the needs of our community. We accomplish this by supporting the well-being of our students by fostering a sense of belonging, cultivating leadership development, and promoting campus safety and the holistic health and wellness of the student body we serve! Student Affairs is dedicated to creating a campus where students find community, support, encouragement and purpose. By utilizing these co-curricular programs, we educate students and help foster that sense of connection and belonging on campus. We offer many social, educational, and development based programs for students to engage with each other and the University. We also provide services to help students navigate the everyday life realities they will face. Students are not alone and will be supported throughout their time at the University. As a division, Student Affairs is comprised of five different areas: Office of the Dean of Students, Health and Wellness, Student Development & Inclusion, Finance and Operations, and Strategic initiatives. In each of these areas you will find offices ready to support and guide you through your time on campus and beyond. Our staff diligently works to provide a multitude of programs and services to meet the needs of our diverse student body. Each of these offices will assist your student to become critical thinkers and agents of change for our campus and the world! We encourage our students and parents to take advantage of these services to make the most of your experience on campus. Office of the Dean of Students

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THE MUSS The MUSS is the University of Utah’s student fan club for a number of the athletic teams on campus including football, men’s and women’s basketball, gymnastics, volleyball, and COMMUTER SERVICES baseball. Enjoy exclusive membership benefits all year long! Purchase a permit, pay a parking ticket, or find a campus (801) 581-6995 | 332 shuttle! All parking questions can| alumni.utah.edu/muss be answered online atSouth 1400 East commuter.services.utah.edu (801) 581-6415ASSOCIATION | commuterservices.utah.edu | Annex General Office, Room 101 ALUMNI

The mission of the University of Utah Alumni Association is dedicated to forging and preserving lifelong relationships with alumni, students, and the community. Become a member today!

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Print and Mail Services provides quality document print and finishing to the University community. No matter what kind of printed media you need, Print and Mail can help!

M I S CONCEPTION (801) 581-6171 | printing.utah.edu | Turpin Services Building, Room 135 Alumni Associations are only for graduates or other alumni.

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ALLBY: ABOUT UTAH-ASIA CAMPUS KEVIN D’ARCO The University of Utah Asia Campus is an extension campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Asia Campus opened in September of 2014 and currently offers five undergraduate programs in Communication (BA/BS), Psychology (B.S.), Film and Media Arts (B.A.), Urban Ecology (B.S.), and Civil and Environmental Engineering (B.S.), and two graduate programs in Public Health and Biomedical Informatics. The campus is conveniently located in Songdo International Business District, approximately 20 minutes from Incheon International Airport, and 60 minutes from Seoul, the capital city of South Korea. Known as a new smart city, Songdo is home to a number of international companies, and the students have the potential for global interactions and opportunities that cannot be found anywhere else in the world.

“2 Campuses and 1 Great Experience” The University of Utah Asia Campus provides students with the same world-class U.S. academic experience offered at the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City. By studying on both the Asia Campus and the Salt Lake City Campus, students gain a truly international experience that prepares them for success in a globalized society. Our academic programs are designed to be hands-on, engaging, and collaborative while focusing on critical thinking, group projects, peer feedback, and faculty mentoring. By studying on both the Asia and Salt Lake City campuses, students gain a truly international experience that prepares them for success in a globalized society. Student success is a key component of the University of Utah Asia Campus experience. An education at the U is a collaborative experience with established educational paths designed to work together to give students a better chance for success. The diversity of opinions and approaches will help you become an engaged and influential global citizen, and the ability to get real experience while at the U will help you prepare for your future career. For more information about the Asia Campus and how you can transition to Korea and enjoy the experience of living abroad while continuing your education at the University of Utah, please visit https://asiacampus.utah.edu or contact asiacampus@utah.edu.

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Social Justice Advocates (SJAs)

The Social Justice Advocates seek to help students from underrepresented populations find and build community and visibility by holding Equity Living Room (ELR) and Equity Lounge (EL) hours, hosting educational and community-building events, and reaching out to students of all identities. All residents are welcome to visit and hang out in the ELR and EL, open Sunday-Thursday between 3-11 p.m. • Equity Lounge (EL): located in Benchmark 820 • Equity Living Room (ELR): located in Kahlert Village @uofuhousing | housing.utah.edu | 801-587-2002 | info@housing.utah.edu SPONSORED BY CAMPUS STORE

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Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion BY: MORGAN AGUILAR FIND YOUR COMMUNITY The division of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) at the U—led by Vice President Mary Ann Villarreal—is comprised of leaders, experts and educators who drive the university’s effort to create a safe and welcoming campus climate. EDI partners with all colleges, departments and the broader community to help develop initiatives aimed at fostering more awareness, advocacy and action.

You Belong Here EDI oversees several entities across campus working to ensure everyone feels welcome and valued at the U, including: - American Indian Resource Center The AIRC works to increase American Indian student visibility and success by providing studentcentered programs and tools to enhance academic success, cultural events and a supportive space for students to grow and develop leadership skills. - Black Cultural Center The BCC works to holistically enrich, educate and advocate for students, faculty and staff through Black-centered programming, promotion of equity and justice initiatives, culturally affirming educational initiatives and retention strategies. - Center for Ethnic Student Affairs CESA is a vibrant student center committed to providing programming that assists students in navigating cultural, economic, social and institutional barriers in order to achieve academic excellence. - Dream Center The Dream Center works holistically with undocumented students and mixed-status families from college access to graduation, providing campus-wide advocacy and individualized advising and scholarship support for current and future undocumented students. - LGBT Resource Center The LGBT Resource center provides support, advocacy and LGBTQIA+ community building t hrough events, leadership programs, educational workshops and scholarships.

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Student & Alumni Organizations UNION PROGRAMMING COUNCIL UPC plans, organizes, and develops activities on campus with the help of dozens of associate directors and hundreds of volunteers. With eight boards to choose from, you will find a place in UPC no matter what your major or interests are. (801) 581-7658 | upc.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 240

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ASUU is your student government providing volunteer opportunities, paid leadership positions, and exciting events. ASUU also supports valuable services for students such as personal finance, tutoring, childcare, and legal advocacy. (801) 581-2788 | asuu.utah.edu | A. Ray Olpin Union, Room 234

THE MUSS The MUSS is the University of Utah's student fan club for a number of the athletic teams on campus including football, men's and women's basketball, gymnastics, volleyball, and baseball. Enjoy exclusive membership benefits all year long! (801) 581-6995 | alumni.utah.edu/muss | 332 South 1400 East

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The MUSS is the University of Utah’s student fan club for the athletics teams on campus including football, men’s and women’s basketball, gymnastics, volleyball, soccer, lacrosse, and baseball. The MUSS is a word taken from the school's fight song. The dictionary definition of muss is a state of disorder, confusion or chaos. The MUSS has also been termed the “Mighty Utah Student Section." Anytime a student attends a Utah Athletics event they are a part of the MUSS! Currently, the Football MUSS is the only one with an official registration process. Students can attend every other sporting event for free, with just their student ID. Established in 2002, The MUSS became the most popular student section in the Mountain West Conference and has done the same in the Pac-12. In 2004, it was named one of the Top Five Student Sections in the country by ESPN, and the same honor was given in 2014 by NCAA.com. In 2019, the MUSS was chosen as a finalist for the ESPN Live Mas Student Section Contest, making it one of the top Student Sections in the country. In 2021, The MUSS is celebrating its 20th season! The MUSS gives students opportunities at and around athletics events that they normally wouldn’t receive. Football MUSS members receive a reserved seat for each home football game and are invited to attend an exclusive tailgate before each home football game. The tailgates include free food and prize giveaways. Football MUSS members are also given the opportunity to travel to an away game for a discounted price on The MUSS Bus. Each MUSS member also receives a one-of-a-kind MUSS T-shirt. The MUSS provides an exciting and memorable experience for students at athletics events. Students who join The MUSS develop a bond with other students on campus and also with the athletics teams. We hope that MUSS members will become lifelong University of Utah fans! Students interested in joining the MUSS should follow us on Instagram @_TheMUSS or find more information at ulink.utah.edu/muss

Union Programming Council Spotlight:

Alyssa Henrie

Hi! My name is Alyssa Henrie and I am on the UPC’s Community Service Board as an Associate Director. We get to program fun service events for both the U students and community to enjoy. We recently did a blood drive for ARUP and to raise awareness for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in honor of Blood Cancer Awareness Month! It was super fun and nice to give back to the health community here in Utah. Outside of UPC, I have been heavily involved here on campus and in Salt Lake City. I am a University Ambassador and give tours of campus to prospective students. I also spend my time helping one of my professors as a TA. I also am a part of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), a nonprofit here in SLC that raises funds for blood cancer research. I have loved being involved with LLS because it’s been nice to connect with a community that cares deeply for blood cancer patients and advocates for new and improved medicines during patients’ treatments. It’s been really rewarding, and service is what I’m passionate about, so it’s given me many service opportunities. I am super happy and excited for what’s to come during my time at the U. I love being involved with UPC and have made some of my very best friends from being a part of this program. I plan to graduate in Spring 2023 as of now, and after going on to law school. I’m super excited for the future and what’s the come. If you ever have any questions about Your Campus Life, involvement, or ever want to talk about life, don’t be afraid to reach out!

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Graduation Bucket List

During my time at the University of Utah, I have been a University Ambassador, an Orientation Leader and a peer mentor. Basically, I have spent my entire collegiate career talking about this University and all of the interesting and unique things it has to offer its students. However, I find myself entering my fourth and final year as an undergraduate having not taken full advantage of all of those opportunities that I’ve bragged so much to others about. Below is my Graduation Bucket List. It is packed with everything I plan to do, some for the very first time and others for the last, so I can walk away this Spring feeling like I truly did it all at the U.

1. Actually learn the words to the school song 2. Learn about the relationship between the University and the Northern Ute Tribe 3. Paint the rostrum rock 4. Eat at every cafe/restaurant/market on campus at least once 5. Sign the wall at the Pie Underground 6. Visit the Big Five Utah National Parks a. Bonus: Find the Corona Arch just outside of Arches National Park 7. Go to my last football game as a member of the MUSS a. Bonus: Attend a different PAC 12 sporting event as well 8. Visit the Natural History Museum of Utah, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the Red Butte Gardens all for free 9. Hike to the Block U on the mountain 10. Take graduation pictures in front of the Block U on campus

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Before I started at the University of Utah, I had no idea that I would ever join a sorority. I had heard very little about the process and the experience and regarded it timidly. I wasn’t sure if I was the sorority “type of girl”. It was really only on a whim that I signed up the night before registration closed because I figured there was no harm in trying it out. I had come to college with the intention to get out of my comfort zone, after all. Now, I look back on that late-night, last-minute decision, and I see how it has grown into the most important parts of my life. It has given me my study buddies. Girls to suffer with on the third floor of the library as we cram for the next big midterm. It’s given me unconditional love and support, for I know that there are 150 girls cheering me on through all my wins and picking me back up after failures. It’s given me memories to last a lifetime - sleepover nights during recruitment and stomping away in my cowgirl boots at formal. Most of all, it has given me my best friends, the people I am so grateful to have in my life. I am so thankful to my 18-year-old self who decided to take a leap into the unknown. I know now that being a sorority girl isn’t exclusive to a certain type of person. It’s an experience for those who are looking for somewhere to belong. I am proud to be a part of the Panhellenic community of strong, intelligent, and capable women.

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Dining Services at the University of Utah has 16 locations across campus, from food courts and dining halls, to walk-through convenience stores. They are all within minutes of your classes, so save your parking space and dine on campus!

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UNION FOOD COURT This food court has multiple food stations including Jamba Juice, The Hive Pizzeria Express, Einstein Bros Bagels, and Panda Express. It also serves coffee, hot breakfast, grab-n-go items, salads, sandwiches, burgers, burritos, soup, and more.

CRIMSON VIEW

Join us for a breathtaking 180-degree view at our casual sit-down restaurant. One of the campus’ best kept secrets is a great place to get away from your busy schedule.

MOM’S CAFÉ & MOM’S PANTRY

Stop by for a quick study break and grab some food and a cup of coffee while you’re here.

COUNSEL CAFÉ This is the perfect location to grab a quick bite before taking the bus home.

BSB OUTTAKES

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A walk-through convenience store inside the Social and Behavioral Science tower that’s a perfect stop for a quick snack.

GARDNER FOOD COURT We offer plant-based options, southern style chicken, and a local rotating restaurant at our food court. Don’t forget to grab a cup of local coffee on the 3rd floor.

LUND COMMONS

One of the best places to stop for lunch or a quick snack! Come try our burgers, salad bar, and grab-n-go items we have to offer.

CAFÉ MADSEN Coffee is our business. Make sure to choose us for your breakfast, lunch, or snack selection.

michael caldwell blockchain CAFÉ This is the perfect location for when you need that morning espresso and something hot and tasty.

MILLER CAFE

This great late night option is located in Lassonde Studios. Miller Café is open 24 hour for students living in Lassonde Studios and has a variety of food stations.

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FRESHENS Inspired by fresh ingredients for healthy eating and better living, Freshens offers smoothies and more!

HONORS MARKET Open late, students and visitors of the Marriott Honors Community have a convenient place to grab a snack or convienence item within their residence.

KALHERT VILLAGE DINING ROOM Come and experience the variety of foods in our buffet style dining room for breakfast, lunch and dinner

ENGLAND HUB Located in the medical district, the England Hub has made-to-order breakfast and lunch options.

HERITAGE DINING ROOM This all-you-care-to-eat dining hall is located minutes away from any residence hall. With a variety of options and social events, this is a great place for students to meet new friends. Whether you live off or on campus, join us for a fresh hot meal.

CRIMSON CORNER

As a small convenience store in the Peterson Heritage Center that stays open late, this is a great place for students to grab a snack when they need it.

THE HIVE A great late night spot to enjoy made-from-scratch pizza and fun events with your friends.

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Nearby Restaurants Broadway (300 South)

DOWNTOWN

Rio Grande Cafe

258 South 1300 East

Key Bank

Informal cantina serving up Mexican fare & margaritas in a vibrant setting in a storied train depot

1300 East

The Pie Pizzeria Takeout & Delivery 273 South 1300 East

Delivery/take-out outpost for specialty pizzas with gourmet toppings, all made from scratch.

Wells Fargo Bank Subway

Broadway (300 South)

221 South 1300 East

Casual counter-serve build-your-own sand

Fine Arts West (FAW)

University Street (U Street)

Pioneer Memorial Theatre (PMT)

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William Stewart Building (ST)

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Indochine Vietnamese Bistro 230 South 1300 East

Go-to spot features pho, chicken curry and more in a casual space.

Osteria Amore

224 South 1300 East

Osteria Amore offers modern Italian dining in Salt Lake City’s cozy and historic Federal Heights neighborhood.

200 South

B&D Burger

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222 South 1300 East

Locally-owned burger joint offering great burgers and delicious shakes.

1300 East

Sono Express

1318 East 200 South

Quick sushi, bento boxes, and other staples of Asian cuisine.

University Pharmacy Deli 1320 East 200 South

7-Eleven

Hidden in the back of the pharmacy serving sandwiches, soups, & shakes.

209 South 1300 East

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Convenience chain offering grab-&-go bites & beverages.

200 South

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UGurt

1330 East 200 South

Frozen yogurt shop with a wide selection of flavors & toppings.

The Pie Pizzeria Underground 1320 East 200 South, Downstairs

Quirky underground pizzeria making specialty gourmet pizzas from scratch.

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St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Newman Center University Street (U Street)

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Presidents Circle

George Thomas Building (GTB)

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Try some SLC Favorites!

Let’s be honest—when it comes to food, you shouldn’t mess around. Eating is more than just satisfying hunger but having an experience with the people you go with! So stop going to the same old restaurants you always go to and try something new! In no particular order...

Ruth’s Diner: 4160 Emigration Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Classic. Ruth’s Diner has been around since the 1930s serving food 8am-10pm 7 days a week! Go back in time to this one-of-a-kind diner but make sure you go early; this hidden gem in Emigration Canyon fills up quickly! Make sure to try one of Ruth’s favorites!

Lucky 13: 135 W 1300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84115

This is like a “we’ve been hanging out long enough you can see me eat ugly” type of place. The burgers are mammoth with a thirst-clenching flavor, the buns homemade, and the meat juicy and fresh—their burgers don’t mess around! Sorry not sorry to the youngsters—it’s a 21 and older place! There’s nothing more satisfying than a juicy burger (above) with a cold beer.

The Pie Pizzeria: 1320 E 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84102

Wanna pizza me? Giant pizza served with a heart attack, this greasy pizza is a campus favorite and a classic University of Utah experience! The Pie Pizzeria is not only a filling experience but is where the term Freshmen 15 came from, if you catch my drift.

Stone Ground: 249 E 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

For a more upscale dining experience, Stone Ground has awesome Italian food. The secret is to go on Sundays for their “all you can eat” pasta and pizza.

Sawadee Thai Restaurant: 754 S Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84102

Thai food anyone? If you haven’t had Thai food before this is the place to go! The food has an incredible flavor for both spice lovers and haters. Haters gonna hate but you won’t be hatin’ Sawadee once you go! The portions are huge so there are always leftovers and who doesn’t love leftovers, especially when the leftovers still taste delicious!

Bombay House: 2731 Parleys Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84109

Are you game for spicy food? Spice up your digestive system with some Indian food! Go to an authentic Indian restaurant with five-star food and service! Bombay is hidden by the Walmart on Foothill Dr. (yes, a 24-hour Walmart hidden on Foothill Dr.)

Ichiban Sushi: 336 400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Want sushi that makes you feel like you are on the coast? Ichiban is the place for you! They have multiple locations but this one is definitely the best!

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Wing Coop: 3971 Wasatch Blvd, Salt Lake City, UT 84124

Ain’t no thang like a chicken wing! Take a friend, a special someone or someone you know will pay and grab yourself some awesome wings with “out of this world”, I can’t even, flavor.

Dolcetti Gelato: 902 E 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84105

Don’t stop at dinner! It’s time for dessert! Hang out at 9th and 9th and grab some gelato! They have many unique flavors; my personal favorite is their white wine gelato! Yum!

Ruby Snap Cookies: 770 300 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

WTF (What the frosting)?! Frosting on a cookie? Why didn’t I think of that! Oh snap! It’s a tiny shop on 3rd West. Don’t worry you can also get their cookie dough at Harmon’s grocery stores, It doesn’t include their icing and what’s a cookie without icing? Make sure to checkout their store and get a sample before deciding what cookies you want to get! I’m a sucker for their Mia cookie.

Crimson View: 200 S Central Campus Dr. (aka the Union!)

If you’re smart, you would have recognized that this address is on campus. Yes, a sit down lunch restaurant on our campus (also available for catered events in the evening)! On the top floor of the Union building, have yourself a little getaway from school and eat! As an additional plus, meal plan flex dollars are accepted here. Sometimes the best things are right where U are!

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Study at Local Coffee Shops THE COFFEE GARDEN Located at the corner of 9th and 9th and known for its fantastic coffee and bakery. (801) 355-3425 | 878 East 900 South

CAFE ON 1ST Stop by in the Avenues to sip on some hot coffee with plenty of comfortable seating during the chilly Utah weather. (801) 532-8488 | 39 I Street

SALT LAKE ROASTING CO Known for their quality staff as well as a convenient spot for studying right off of Trax. (801) 363-7572 | 820 East 400 South

NOSTALGIA CAFE Plenty of room and open space for big study groups and be sure to try their delicious crepes. (801) 532-5638 | 248 East 100 South

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Cooking on a College Budget By: The Feed U Pantry Board College students are always looking for ways to budget and save some money. Often, nutritious food will fall back on the priority list to make room Sustainability Article for tuition, rent, or even just some fun activities. This is likely why food items that are typically convenient, yet not as nutritious, ie. Top Ramen, cereal, or pizza, are the stereotypical “college foods”. If you are looking to spice up your college diet on a budget, you are in luck, the Feed U Pantry has you covered. First, we offer a number of food options right out of our pantry that include both non perishable and perishable items that students can get for free! We regularly receive fresh produce donations from the Edible Campus Gardens that grow right here at the University of Utah! Pick those up on your next trip to the pantry to add some fruits and vegetables to your meals. In addition, we are also so excited to offer our Zoom Cooking Hours again this fall! The Feed U Pantry is collaborating with the University of Utah Sustainability Ofﬁce and a number of student groups to bring ingredient kits to the pantry for pick up by our students and then host zoom cooking demonstrations. Once the ingredient kits are picked up, you can tune in to our link to get a tutorial on how to make a delicious, nutritious meal for completely free! Lastly, follow our social media for weekly recipes including items that you can almost always ﬁnd in the pantry, including that classic Top Ramen! : @feedupantry : Feed U Food Pantry No matter what your budget is, know that the Feed U Pantry is a free resource for all students, staff, and faculty with a valid uCard, and is always there to help you all cook on a budget.

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Arts and Entertainment U & the Arts, or Arts Pass, gives University of Utah students free or discounted access to the hundreds of arts events on campus each year including screenings, performances, exhibitions and concerts just by using their student ID. Visit finearts.utah.edu for more information.

Theaters

PIONEER THEATRE A professional theater located on campus, Pioneer Theatre Company specializes in classics, large-scale musicals, contemporary dramas, and comedies. University of Utah students can receive discounted tickets. (801) 581-6961 | pioneertheatre.org | 300 South 1400 East

KINGSBURY HALL A theater with a variety of performances, Kingsbury Hall is centrally located on campus on the north side of Presidents Circle. Home to Odyssey Dance Company’s annual production of “Thriller” in October. (801) 581-7100 | kingsburyhall.org | 1396 East Presidents Circle

CAPITOL THEATRE Capitol Theatre is the home of Ballet West, Broadway Across America Utah, and Utah Opera. The theater, a historic landmark, also hosts world-class Broadway productions, concerts, and community events. (801) 355-2787 | artsaltlake.org | 50 West 200 South

BABCOCK THEATRE Babcock Theatre host performances by the Department of Theatre and is located on the lower level of the Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre. (801) 581-7100 | 300 S University Street (1400 E)

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LIBBY GARDNER HALL This beautiful concert hall is located in David P. Gardner Hall and is where students in the School of Music perform. 1375 E Presidents Circle

Performing Arts BALLET WEST Ballet West ranks among the top professional ballet companies in America and continues to preserve their classical legacy while expanding their repertoire by introducing new creations by local, national, and international choreographers. (801) 869-6900 | balletwest.org | 50 West 200 South

UTAH SYMPHONY Founded in 1940, the Utah Symphony has become an eminent presence in the American music scene through its distinctive performances worldwide and, of course, locally. Join the symphony at Abravanel Hall downtown for their upcoming season. (801) 533-6683 | utahsymphony.org | 123 West South Temple

Museums ALVIN GITTINS GALLERY This student gallery is located on the main floor of the Art Building. This student gallery is frequently updated with work created by students in the College of Fine Arts, so definitely check it out! 375 S 1530 E

UTAH MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS Located on campus, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts is Utah’s passport to the world of art. The permanent collection is composed of over 17,000 works of art. Admission is free for students. (801) 581-7332 | umfa.utah.edu | 410 Center Campus Drive

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U of U students get free or deeply-discounted access to hundreds of arts experiences on campus each year through the Arts Pass program. All you need is your Ucard. This includes events in the College of Fine Arts’ five academic units and UtahPresents, Utah Museum of Fine Arts, and Pioneer Theatre Company.

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StART Thinking Differently By AnnA oldroyd Artists never quit — not even during pandemics. We are bound together and stronger than ever. So, to find out how you can experience the visual and performing arts for free or deeply-discounted prices this year, visit artspass.utah.edu. Funded and fueled by U student’s Fine Arts Fees, the Arts Pass program makes these opportunities accessible to all University of Utah students including: screenings, performances, concerts, and exhibitions by our students and faculty. It also provides free or discounted access to the professional arts organizations on campus: UtahPresents, Pioneer Theatre Company, and the Utah Museum of Fine Art.

Why do we do this? Because more and more research is showing the positive impacts of engaging in the arts. The findings are significant: exposure to the arts is linked with better critical thinking skills, greater social tolerance, a greater likelihood of seeking out art and culture in the future, and better workforce opportunities.So, check out what events are coming up and start thinking differently.

FORT DOUGLAS MILITARY MUSEUM The Fort Douglas Museum preserves the history of Fort Douglas. Admission is free for all students, just present your Ucard! (801) 581-1251 | fortdouglas.org | 31 Potter Street

UTAH MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Located next to Red Butte Garden, the Museum of Natural History features collections in the fields of earth sciences, biology and anthropology. Free to all University of Utah students, staff and faculty with valid ID. (801) 581-6927 | umnh.utah.edu | 301 Wakara Way

Entertainment Venues THE DEPOT Redefining live music with an unparalleled sound system, unique historical location, and world-class talent, we’re the premier setting for music, shows, and special events. (801) 355-5522 | depotslc.com | 400 West South Temple (The Gateway)

IN THE VENUE Home to some of the best concerts in Utah. Club Sound is also a part of In The Venue, and hosts 21-and-older shows. (801) 359-3219 | inthevenueslc.com | 218 South 600 West

THE COMPLEX

The Complex is Salt Lake City's live music and entertainment headquarters. Focusing on national and international touring artists, The Complex is primarily a live music venue. Art galas, boxing, MMA fights, movie premiers, corporate events and private parties are also common.

(801) 528-9197 | thecomplexslc.com | 536 West 100 South

RED BUTTE AMPHITHEATER Enjoy the atmosphere of a big concert, nestled in an intimate garden setting. Rain or shine, Red Butte will put on a show to remember. Past artists have included Chicago, The Doobie Brothers, Norah Jones, and Sheryl Crow. (801) 585-0556 | redbuttegarden.org/concerts | 300 Wakara Way

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Bar & Pub Map West Temple

West Temple Broadway (300 South)

University Blvd (400 South)

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Maxwell’s East Coast Eatery

Keys on Main 242 S Main Street

Dueling pianos & inventive cocktails in a clubby space.

357 S Main Street

East Coast-inspired Italian cuisine, served in a sports-bar scene.

Courthouse Station

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Gallivan Plaza Station

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Main Street

Cheers to You

The Green Pig Pub

315 S Main Street

31 East 400 South

Dive bar featuring pool, video games, food, & cheap drinks.

Sports bar serving beers, cocktails & pub grub with live music & trivia.

Whiskey Street 32 E Exchange Place

Clever small plates, pub classics & craft beer plus a patio.

Exchange Place

Twist

State Street

University Blvd (400 South)

Washington Square

(via 400 S)

323 S Main Street

Rustic lounge & eatery serving family-style American bites.

Bodega 331 S Main Street

Antique-style tavern & speakeasy, offering both the familiar and exotic.

State Street

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200 East 703 Library Station

Gallivan Plaza

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West Temple

South Temple

Beerhive Pub

100 South

200 South

Capitol Theatre

City Creek Shopping Center

128 S Main Street

Temple Square

Cozy, elegant pub offering a range of craft beers and haute pub grub. City Center Station

Main Street

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Bourbon House

City Creek Shopping Center

19 East 200 South

Small plates, large bourbon selection, & live entertainment. Relaxed, stylish.

The Red Door South Temple

57 East 200 South, Suite #102

Sleek, clubby martini bar with long drink list. Sophisticated urban atmosphere & a patio.

State Street

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200 South

Bar-X 155 East 200 South

Intimate Prohibition-era cocktail bar. Classic mixed drinks, beer & wine.

Beer Bar 161 East 200 South

Roomy, modern hangout with 140+ brews & beer cocktails.

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Retail Guide Clothing & Accessories CAHOOTS CARDS & GIFTS Cahoots is a novelty shop with tons of unique and fun items. The perfect place for eccentric gift-givers who like to push boundaries. (801) 538-0606 | 878 East 900 South

CITY CREEK MALL Located in the heart of downtown. City Creek is a stop off the TRAX line and houses some of the biggest names in clothing and accessories. (802) 521-2012 | shopcitycreek.com | 50 South Main Street

TANGER OUTLETS Satisfy every clothing craving by visiting the famous outlet malls in Park City. Here you can find the best deals and savings on your favorite brands. (435) 645-7078 | outletsparkcity.com | 6699 North Landmark Drive

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH CAMPUS STORE A convenient, on-campus location makes the Campus Store a OneStop-Shop for students, staff, and faculty. The Campus Store offers competitively-priced textbooks, as well as education and art supplies, U of U gear and apparel, student-priced computers and more. (801) 581-6326 | campusstore.utah.edu | 270 South 1500 East

THE GATEWAY With shops, muesums, nightlife, and more, the downtown based The Gateway Mall is both a unique blend of spaces and a destination. (801) 456-0000 | shopthegateway.com | 400 West 200 South

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Be part of the U’s sustainability efforts Welcome to the University of Utah. We invite you to grow—literally and figuratively—with the Uʼs Sustainability Office! The University of Utah is a leader in sustainability, earning a Gold rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. At the U, we define sustainability as the integrated pursuit of social equity, environmental integrity, and economic security for current and future generations. Get involved with sustainability education, or participate in one of our many extracurricular opportunities. Here are a few places to get started:

Take sustainability-related classes

It is our mission to provide students with the tools they need to contribute to a more just and sustainable society. Students can search for sustainability-related classes in the Course Catalog using the attributes SUSC or SUSL. Plus, there is a new Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Sustainability Certificate. The certificate allows students to complete their general education requirements through classes that build skills in the equity-related, ecological, and economic dimensions of sustainability. Learn more at sustainability.utah.edu/undergraduate-certificate.

Engage in sustainable food systems

Yes, we do grow food on campus! The Sustainability Office organizes many food-related activities. The Edible Campus Gardens provide students a chance to get their hands in the dirt and learn how to cultivate a variety of foods. All produce grown at the gardens is donated to the Feed U Pantry. Additionally, the food initiatives team is establishing seed libraries to help the university community grow at home. Learn more at sustainability.utah.edu/food.

Choose your own sustainability adventure

Students are the source for some of the most powerful sustainability initiatives at the university. Your vision for our university matters. See your ideas come to fruition with the Sustainable Campus Initiative Fund (SCIF). SCIF provides grants to the U community for projects that enhance the sustainability of our campus and community. Create projects that improve our campus and build your resumé. Past project funding ranges from around $100 to more than $80,000. See how you can make a difference at sustainability.utah.edu/SCIF. Learn more about the Sustainability Office at sustainability.utah.edu or follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook (@SustainableUofU). Or drop by our offices in the garden level of the Business Classroom Building.

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Groceries SMITH'S Smith's has dozens of locations across the valley, all of which share the same belief in building strong local ties and brand loyalty with our customers. (801) 328-6000 | smithsfoodanddrug.com | 455 South 500 East

DAN'S FOODS Dan’s offer a wide variety of the highest quality and freshest food available. Our purchasing decisions are made with a “quality first” mindset. (801) 583-3267 | dansfoods.com | 1360 Foothill Drive

HARMONS At Harmons, we are always bringing in new products to keep up with the latest food trends. Our grocery associates work hard to keep our shelves full for you every day. (801) 487-7736 | harmonsgrocery.com | 100 South 135 East

WHOLE FOODS Dedicated to providing the highest quality of food, Whole Foods offers the finest natural and organic foods available and is committed to sustainable agriculture. (801) 924-9060 | wholefoodsmarket.com | 544 South 700 East

TRADER JOE'S Off the TRAX line! Trader Joe's has some of the most affordable and delicious food any college student needs. (801) 359-2462 | traderjoes.com | 634 East 400 South

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Outdoor Recreation Campus Resources CAMPUS RECREATION Campus Recreation Services has a variety of programs to satisfy everyone’s appetite for fitness, wellness, and outdoor adventure. Free for all University of Utah students, the George S. Eccles Student Life Center houses 3 pools, a 33-person hot tub, climbing and bouldering walls, cardio machines and free weights, a large indoor running track, multiple sport courts, combative room, group exercise studios, and so much more! (801) 581-8898 | campusrec.utah.edu | George S. Eccles Student Life Center

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES The Outdoor Adventures program provides opportunities for individuals and groups to participate in all types of outdoor recreation through organized trips and by providing rental equipment for backpacking, river running, canoeing, mountain biking, skiing, and many other activities. (801) 581-8516 | campusrec.utah.edu | George S. Eccles Student Life Center

PEAK HEALTH & FITNESS ACADEMY PEAK Health and Fitness provides a wide array of workshops, clinics, and classes to help improve health and fitness. These events are open to community members as well as University faculty, staff, and students. (801) 585-7325 | health.utah.edu/peak | 250 South 1850 East, Room 217

INTRAMURAL SPORTS The Intramural Sports Program offers competition in a wide variety of sports. We offer: Open (no gender requirements), Women’s only, Men’s only, and Co-Rec (men and women combined on one team) leagues and divisions. Anyone of any skill level or experience is encouraged participate! (801) 581-8732 | campusrec.utah.edu | George S. Eccles Student Life Center

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Indoor Climbing Gyms THE FRONT CLIMBING CLUB Utah’s premier indoor bouldering and rock climbing facility, The Front, has something for everyone, from the beginner to the hard-core competitive climber. (801) 466-7625 | frontslc.com | 14770 South 400 West

MOMENTUM Momentum is known for inspiring wall designs and climber training innovation. They offer programs, training tools and terrain to meet the needs of every climber, from first time walk-in to elite climber athlete. (801) 906-2132 | momentumclimbing.com | 3173 East 3300 South

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Hiking and Climbing in SLC: No better place around! By: Michael Sullivan Living in Utah provides numerous opportunities to get outside and see the valley from many different angles. One of the best ways to do this is hiking the various mountains and canyons that are within 25 minutes from campus, which makes the possibilities endless. Hiking is one of the best ways to spend your time outside. It provides an easy way to work on your cardiovascular endurance and it allows you to feel the sunshine on your skin. Here are my top three favorite hikes to enjoy: 1. Ensign Peak Trail - 0.8 mi - ~10 - 15 min drive from the Union -Ensign Peak is a wonderful, and simple hike to get started with. The trailhead is located behind the state capitol, near the top of state street. The hike isn’t too steep and it's a short distance from start to finish. Once you arrive at the top, you are rewarded with an amazing view of the entire Salt Lake Valley as well as areas to the North and Northwest of the valley. On days where a storm is rolling in, or maybe an excess amount of clouds, the views up there are breathtaking and truly allow for great appreciation of where we live. 2. Living Room Trail - 2.3 mi - ~5 min drive from Union /15 minute walk from PHC -The Living Room trail is a wonderful hike for everyone new to the University of Utah, or even those who have lived in SLC for their entire life. Located just a few miles south of the main U of U campus above research park, The Living Room Trail is a simple climb up to the foothills behind campus that provides a makeshift “living room” out of rocks on the mountainside. This allows hikers to rest and enjoy the views of the valley after their steep climb up to the finish. Whether by car, or by foot, the Living Room is accessible for all and should be one of the first hikes students and alumni alike venture up as soon as possible. 3. Neffs Canyon Trail - 7 mi - ~20 min drive from the Union -Located just to the North-East of Mount Olympus, Neffs Canyon is great because it provides so many different approaches for any level of hiker. Upon arrival, there are two possible trails to take up the canyon: one being the designated gravel path, and the other is a path taken through the trees and a riverbed. Eventually both paths meet at a fork in the road where to the left follows the official trail which can continue for miles all the way into Thaynes Canyon up in Park City. The other option to the right leads you up the river bed up into the left crevice of Mount Olympus if looking at it from the University. Neffs canyon is almost constantly covered by lush, green trees so sunlight is never a problem. It’s a great choice if you want to get away from crowds, while also getting a wonderful view of the valley from the Mount Olympus side.

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resorts are just a highlight of why Salt Lake City was chosen for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Anyone looking to drive a little longer to explore can drive to Powder Mountain, North America’s largest ski resort, which is an hour and a half from campus. Powder Mountain is a hidden gem of skiing and snowboarding in my opinion. Powder Mountain has over 80,000 acres of skiable terrain, endless pow, and very few crowds. If you want to rent gear or try skiing or snowboarding (or both!) the U has plenty of In my first year of college I would options to help you fulfill your always ask students, “Why did you longing for new experiences. decide on the U?” and almost Campus recreation services every time a student would provide discounted ski tickets answer with “the location”. With as well as ski and snowboard the “Greatest Snow on Earth” at our rentals at Outdoor Adventures. doorstep, it is hard not to step out Another perk of the U is its and explore the vast opportunities and Deer Valley) are roughly the endless amount of clubs, one that the location of the U has to same distance as the Big being OneLove Ski & offer. The University of Utah Cottonwood Canyon resorts Snowboard Club which offers presents such a unique college (Solitude, Brighton). Little deals and discounts on ski experience providing the ability to Cottonwood Canyon, roughly 35 passes. I am so excited to be from campus to the base of minutes from campus include Alta continue exploring more and several different ski resorts within and Snowbird, which are my more of the snow in our 45 minutes. The Park City Resorts personal favorite two resorts to ski backyard during my time at the (Canyons, Park City Mountain, and near campus. The world-class U!

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Alta Ski Resort, pictured here, sits roughly 35 minutes from campus.

Park City Ski resort, pictured above, is a short 45 minute drive from campus.

Taking Advantage of all Salt Lake By Katherine Ferguson City Has to Offer! My favorite thing about Salt Lake City is the close proximity to nature. The University of Utah sits in the perfect location, with mountains backing the campus, and downtown SLC three minutes away! There is plenty to do off campus for all students who love to get out and be active!

Trails Close To Campus

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Don’t have a car? No problem! There are many hiking, biking and walking trails just above campus that are walking distance from Research Park. Students who are looking to spend a few hours up in the Wasatch mountains should look at hiking trails such as The Living Room. The trail is 4 miles roundtrip and of moderate difficulty. Fantastic views of the valley can be seen throughout the hike, and dogs are welcome to come with! At the top of the trail there are rocks arranged to function as benches, chairs, and couches. Hence the name, ‘Living Room’. It is the perfect sunset hike for summer and fall! Another great hike, right next to the Living Room trail is Mount Wire. This trail is 4.7 miles, and also of moderate difficulty. Mount Wire will take a bit longer, so plan to bring water and maybe a snack too. At the top of this trail there is an old airway beacon that you can climb! This hike has more beautiful views of Salt Lake City, and colorful wildflowers during the summer months. Just below those two hikes is the Bonneville Shoreline trail. This is a perfect walk for students who need a break in between classes, or would just like to quickly de-stress out in nature. The trail is very wide, and pretty flat so it is perfect for a light walk or a good run. The best thing about all these trails is how close they are to campus! So, don’t forget to check them out this fall!

Clear your Thursday nights, because you will not want to miss this! The 999 Ride is an “all-inclusive, all-welcoming social ride that happens every Thursday: all year long, weather be damned”. The ride usually starts at 9pm, or a little after and meets at 9th and 9th (900S 900E). Bring your bike, bring some friends, or go alone and meet lots of fun people. Enjoy a slow, casual ride through the city, with music, yelling, and intermittent dance parties at the stops throughout the night. The 999 Ride is frequently attended by Utah students, so it is the perfect place to meet new friends, all while getting some exercise and exploring more of Salt Lake City! I love the 999 Ride, it is something that I look forward to each week. I hope to see some of you there!

The Living Room Trail, pictured here, is within walking distance of campus

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Integrating Health & Wellne into Your Everyday: Campus Recreation Services By: Jess Pechmann

As we move into a more open and typical student experience this semester, integrating ways to balance physical health and mental wellness, is now more important than ever. Campus Recreation Services aims to provide students ways to incorporate healthy lifestyle and social choices, into everyday experiences. Though academics are a very important part of being here at the U, we believe that the whole university experience is also about developing the best, most well-rounded version of yourself! Incorporating a plan for recreation, relaxation, and a social community is a great way to discover things you might not have known about yourself, and we hope you join us at the Student Life Center, in your journey. What Can I Do with Campus Rec? The better question may be “What can’t I do with campus rec?” Our facilities provide a place to swim, walk, run, lift weights, cycle, stretch, play basketball, badminton, volleyball, climb, sign up for an outdoor trip or intramural team, relax, study, grab a snack … deposit a check! And so much more. The Student Life Center is truly a place that will help you set up balance, enhance wellness, and add convenience to your life. FAQs Is it free? All currently enrolled students are eligible for a membership at the Student Life Center, as part of your university student fees. Can I bring a friend? Of course! All guests will just have to pay a daily guest fee when entering the facilities with you. Significant Other memberships are available, and only need proof of cohabitation. How do I sign up for a fitness class? Take a peek at the current semester’s group fitness schedule online, then purchase your preferred fitness pass and register through our online web portal. If you just want to try out a class, you can always purchase a one-class pass for $5. We have free fitness weeks before each semester, and during fall/spring break. It’s the perfect time to try out classes you might enjoy! Do I have to make a reservation to swim or climb? Not at this time. During heightened COVID-19 restrictions, we may have to utilize a reservation system, but we will inform all members ahead of time. We do have real-time area availability numbers online though, so you can see how busy or open an area is beforehand. How do I rent gear from Outdoor Adventures? Easy! You can either take a look online at all the gear we have offered, or you can come into our OA lobby and talk with one of our knowledgeable outdoor specialists. We can get you set up with rafts, kayaks, skis, camping gear, climbing gear, and much more. And the best part? All students get a 25% discount on the listed rates! How Can I Get Involved? You truly can do it all with us at Campus Recreation Services! Come in to the Student Life Center and request a tour, so you can see our state-of-the-art facilities, then stop by Outdoor Adventures to check out upcoming day trips or week-long excursions, or look at a list of club sport teams you could join, listed on our website. Get started by bringing in your current UCard to our membership desk, and we’ll get you set up in no time! For more information on programs, classes, and events, visit campusrec.utah.edu. And follow us @uofucampusrec to keep yourself updated!

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Quick Tips & Tricks From a Scholarship Recipient Let’s talk about By Gracie Tidwell money. College expenses can certainly pile up, and most students end up worrying about paying for college at some point or another. But don’t let the stress of paying for school hold you back from enjoying your college experience. Scholarships, grants, and other financial aid are abundant and often underutilized. Here are some tips on taking full advantage of all the scholarship opportunities available to you:

Apply for everything

Even if you don’t think you have a good chance at receiving a certain scholarship, apply anyway. You often have a much better chance at getting said scholarship than you may think, especially if there aren’t very many applicants. Best case scenario, you end up getting unexpected money.

Check out the Union

The Union has many scholarships, and is a great place to get started on your search for scholarships. There are opportunities for students of all majors, and oftentimes there are scholarships geared towards specific groups of individuals.

Don’t stop after your freshman year!

Oftentimes, students think that the scholarships they receive their freshman year are all they are eligible for. However, you can continue applying for scholarships throughout your entire college experience to help you mitigate some of your expenses.

Stay organized!

Once you’ve found some scholarships you want to apply for, keep track of specific requirements and due dates. You don’t want to lose out on scholarship money because you missed a deadline! Also make sure you note any post-acceptance tasks you must complete once you’ve received a scholarship, such as sending thank you letters or videos.

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