Where is the main campus of the University of Utah?

Where is the main campus of the University of Utah?

A detailed look of main campus, situated on the western side of the University of Utah. Main campus is where the majority of the academic buildings are located, as well as non-health sciences services.

Where is the Heritage Center at the University of Utah?

Fort Douglas is east of main campus and is the home to most of the residential living facilities, the Heritage Center (the central hub for students living on campus) and various offices. The Health Sciences’ academic buildings, such as the School of Medicine and College of Nursing, are located here.

When was the University of Utah first founded?

Founded in 1850, the University of Utah has undergone numerous changes and developments over time; however, many of the original buildings and features of this flagship institution of higher learning can still be found today.

Where do graduate students live at the University of Utah?

Housing & Residential Education is able to support graduate students in a variety of housing locations: Lassonde Studios, Downtown Commons, U of U at Block 44 and Shoreline Ridge. Graduate students need to maintain continual enrollment throughout the academic year and summer.

What does the University of Utah Housing and residential education do?

Housing & Residential Education creates an engaging community where students live, learn, and thrive. We develop a sense of belonging, provide opportunities for personal growth, and foster a safe and supportive environment. Our team aims to make the University of Utah feel like home.

Where are the dining locations for Heritage Commons?

The list below covers those locations from Heritage Commons to lower campus. For hours and menus, visit Dining Services’ website. The Peterson Heritage Center (PHC) is the main dining location for Heritage Commons, which is where the majority of our residence halls are located.