As a Ph.D. student at the University of Utah, Jeremiah Adejube’s hard work and dedication as both a researcher and a teaching assistant isn’t just a path toward a terminal degree—it’s a reflection of a deeply personal and purposeful journey. Originally from Nigeria, Jeremiah brings a global perspective to his research in sustainable infrastructure and […]
Read MoreFor Mina Golazad, engineering has always been about more than data and design—it’s about people. Whether she’s using machine learning to improve Utah’s public transit or mentoring a young student with dreams of civil engineering, Mina brings both heart and vision to her work. That rare combination recently earned her the 2025 Matt Riffkin Legacy […]
Read MoreCametrius Warren leans over a lab bench, carefully handling biological samples as part of her research at the University of Utah. A first-year Ph.D. student, Warren is not only dedicated to advancing nuclear medicine but also to changing the way the world perceives radiation. Originally from Northwest Louisiana, Warren’s journey into nuclear science began at Oregon […]
Read MoreBeatriz Fieldkircher, an engineering PhD candidate at the U, has long been passionate about making a meaningful impact on the world around her. She’s now doing exactly that, though in an unexpected way—by creating better solutions for asphalt pavements. But how did such a broad desire to create a better world get chiseled down to […]
Read MoreEngineering majors often have a lot on their plate due to the demanding curriculum. And then there’s Joe Davies, who’s (somehow) successfully balancing his studies with a career as a competitive cross-country skier and a key member of the University of Utah Ski team. In addition to staying on top of coursework, Joe is currently gearing […]
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