The University of Utah Asia Campus recently held its annual Adobe Social Impact Challenge, drawing one of the largest applicant pools to date. This year’s competition centered on Jikji, the oldest movable metal type book, which had remained largely forgotten until 2001. Historically, the Gutenberg Bible was recognized as the oldest movable metal type book […]
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s Games Division has once again secured global acclaim, being named the #1 undergraduate game design program among public institutions and #2 globally for graduate programs, according to the 2025 Princeton Review rankings. This marks the second consecutive year the program has received top-tier global honors, highlighting its unwavering excellence, dynamic growth, […]
Read MoreNine student gamers from the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC) traveled from Incheon, South Korea, to compete at the first-ever Honolulu International Esports Tournament, hosted by Farrington High School on March 29. They were joined by a Games major from the University of Utah’s Salt Lake City campus, representing the university on a global […]
Read MoreLast month, I reflected on what it truly means to give.This time, I want to take it one step further — by sharing real stories from our Utah Asia Campus community that show how service shapes not just others, but ourselves too. A Conversation with Professor Schuckman One of the most inspiring people I […]
Read MoreIn a landmark example of cross-cultural collaboration, students from the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC) are leading the design of a Korea-themed sister city park in Cottonwood Heights, Utah — a visionary project that merges landscape architecture, diplomacy, and global education. A Vision Born from Connection The idea for the park emerged during […]
Read MoreOn April 8, 2025, the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC) hosted a special lecture featuring H.E. Jacques Flies, Ambassador of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to the Republic of Korea. Titled “From Luxembourg to Seoul: A Diplomatic Journey & Luxembourg-Korea Relations,” the event offered students, staff, and faculty an in-depth look at the evolving […]
Read More“Why do people think, feel, and behave the way they do? This question has always intrigued me, shaping my curiosity about human behavior and decision-making. My interest in psychology developed gradually—through books, media, and a mini psychology class in high school. It was during those moments that I realized understanding human behavior isn’t just fascinating; […]
Read MoreHello! My name is Yerim, and I’m a Communications Intern at the University of Utah Asia Campus. This March, UAC celebrated Pride Week, a meaningful initiative aimed at fostering awareness, respect, and community on campus. Among the many engaging events held during the week, one that stood out to me personally was a special lecture on […]
Read MoreOn March 14, 2025, the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC), led by Chief Administrative Officer Gregory Hill, hosted a special lecture titled “Sports Event Diplomacy.” The event featured Vivien Olivier Lubczanski, the Global Event Director and Korea Country Director at Planitswiss Group, a seasoned professional in international sports diplomacy and global event planning. […]
Read MoreWhat does it truly mean to give? Does it require sacrifice at our own expense for the sake of others? Or is it simply offering what we have left over? At its core, giving means offering something—time, energy, kindness, knowledge, or resources—without expecting anything in return. It’s an act of generosity that benefits others and […]
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