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A new National Transfer Student Week podcast series, now streaming on YouTube, was developed through a partnership between the Office of Transfer Student Success and UIT’s Digital Learning Technologies.

Proposals for the Learning Spaces-Student Computing Fees funding request and allocation process for fiscal year 2028 are due by January 20, 2027.

The second annual University of Utah IT Rendezvous held September 15 drew nearly 200 IT staff from across the university — about half of them first-time attendees — for a day of keynotes, panels, and breakout sessions.

While UIT has played and will continue to play a critical role in three high-profile new construction projects, many significant IT changes ahead of the new semester were less visible — from expanding the U’s AI toolset to big strides in web accessibility.

During Indigenous Storytelling Camp, 88 students from the Uintah Ouray Reservation, Monument Valley, White Mesa, and schools across the Wasatch Front gathered at the U to create and share their stories through digital and physical media.

The third annual Snowdance Student Film Festival culminated on March 27 with a public screening at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. This year’s event showcased 11 student films — more than in previous years — reflecting a noticeable increase in scope and storytelling.

UIT’s Digital Learning Technologies hosted a student-led symposium on artificial intelligence, bringing together U of U students, faculty, and staff, peers, and industry leaders for a full day of discussions, presentations, and networking.

What began as a grassroots film festival led by university students and sponsored by UIT’s Digital Learning Technologies has grown into a signature campus event rebranded as “Snowdance” — boasting more films, more sponsors, and the need for a bigger event space.

Walker, who joined DLT in July, said his team has a wealth of knowledge that can help faculty, staff, and students with the university's learning systems.

A deluge of commuters and students living on campus were mostly detour-free when returning to the University of Utah for fall semester. Similarly, the uptick in people using IT infrastructure didn’t hit any traffic snarls as the first week of classes got underway on August 18.