Geology & Geophysics

Busy as a Beaver: Utah Forge

Busy as a beaver: Utah Forge February 29, 2024 Above: Utah FORGE’s […]


Down to Earth 2023

A collection of alumni, student and faculty stories from the U Department of Geology & Geophysics.


Remembering Marta Weeks

Remembering Marta Weeks   Marta Sutton Weeks-Wulf, a philanthropist who was instrumental […]


A Utah Fossil’s Journey to Harvard

A Utah fossil’s journey to Harvard   The 500-million-year-old fossil doesn’t stick […]


Anke Friedrich inducted into Crimson Club Hall of Fame

Anke Friedrich Inductee, Crimson CLUB Hall of Fame   It’s not every […]


Volcanism That Drove Ancient Global Warming

Volcanism that Drove ANCIENT Global Warming Geological evidence extracted from the floor […]


A widely used instrument for monitoring black carbon in real time.

Black carbon sensor could fill massive monitoring gaps Black carbon is the […]


How Magma is stored beneath Yellowstone

Randall Irmis, New Fulbright Awardee


What can earthquake ‘swarms’ tell us about seismicity in the West?

Earthquake Swarms Most of the earthquakes rumbling under the West’s Great Basin […]


U seismologists probe Earth’s inner core

At the center of Earth is a solid metal ball, a kind […]