A student-led conversation about artificial intelligence at the University of Utah is receiving national attention. Featured in the 2026 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report, the Student-Led AI Symposium demonstrates how trust, collaboration, and student voice can strengthen AI literacy and engagement across campus. Discover how this growing initiative is helping build a more connected and informed AI community.
The June 3 AI at the U Forum highlighted practical, approved tools and hands‑on learning opportunities to evolving guidance on responsible use in teaching, research, and operations. Featuring community events, new tools, and ways to get involved.
Digital Learning Technologies is excited to introduce the Fall 2026 AI Foundations Series, a semester-long professional learning opportunity designed for students, staff, and faculty who want to build practical skills with today's most impactful AI tools.
The University of Utah continues to expand its AI ecosystem with the introduction of Google Gemini and NotebookLM. Designed to support productivity, research, and learning, these tools reflect the university’s commitment to providing innovative capabilities within a secure and responsible framework.
The April 8 AI at the U Forum highlighted how artificial intelligence is gaining momentum across campus—from practical, approved tools and hands‑on learning opportunities to evolving guidance on responsible use in teaching, research, and operations. Featuring updates from university leadership and the growing AI community, the forum underscored a shared commitment to making AI more accessible, intentional, and integrated into everyday work and learning.