The reception will be Monday, Sept. 14 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Rosenblatt House. There will be more parking spaces on campus this fall than a year ago. However, these spaces will not be available until about Oct. 1. Construction has taken 80 spaces out of circulation near the business school, and another 53 at Fort Douglas. Parking permit fees rose by approximately 10 percent following a phased plan approved by the Board of Trustees to finance future construction of parking terraces.
Most employees pay by payroll deduction, wherein renewal is automatic.
The Salt Lake County district attorney has charged a U of U student with a third degree felony in association with a widely reported computer break-in that occurred last spring. The break-in consisted of the downloading of a file containing directory information on 23,000 individuals, including Social Security numbers. University Police say the e-mail addresses in the file were used to send unsolicited messages, but have thus far seen nothing to indicate that the Social Security numbers included in the file were used in any way. Notification of the arrest was sent to the e-mail addresses on the compromised list. President Bernie Machen has launched a Universitywide review of computer security under the direction of Clif Drew, associate vice president of Academic Affairs for information technology and outreach.