DENIZENS OF THE FORT
From frontier post to Olympic Village, Fort Douglas has seen 140 years of history unfold during its many iterations.
by Joe Prokop

THE ART OF THE GAMES
Exhibits and events of the Cultural Olympiad offer opportunities for après-sport reflection.
by Ann Floor

THE INSIDE DOPE
The U’s Doug Rollins is in the middle of one of the most controversial arenas in the Olympic Games: drug testing.
by Kathryn Austin Maksimov

GOING GLOBAL
The International Center calls on its vast resources to enhance the Games.
by Linda Marion

WEATHERING THE GAMES
Think the athletes are under pressure? Try predicting Salt Lake City’s weather in February.
by Coralie Alder

HELP WANTED: OLYMPIANS
The School of Business joins with the World Olympians Association
to keep the finish line from turning into the unemployment line.
by Randy Hanskat

SPORTS MEDICINE
Ever wonder what happens when an Olympic athlete gets the flu? Sprains an ankle? Meet the Polyclinic.
by Christopher Nelson

GAZETTE
Frequently asked questions about the 2002 Games and the University.
vigil photo by Peter Chudleigh

DEVELOPMENT
Investing in Our Students.

SIDELINES
Remembrance of Games Past.
by Bob Donohoe, photo by Skip Schmiett

AND FINALLY…
Just a Game.
by Curtis R. Canning

OBSERVATIONS FROM BEYOND THE BORDERS
Is Utah ready to assume its place in the international spotlight? Members of the International Resource Network provide some insight into how the state is viewed by the global community.
by Linda Marion, illustration by David Meikle

BOOKSHELF
Schussing the Shelves: Alumni author-skiers trade poles for pens.

THROUGH THE YEARS
Alumni who have participated in past Olympic Games.

OPENING BID
In the early ’60s, a group of energetic business leaders, including U of U friends and alumni, found a way to set the Utah ski and tourism industries soaring.
by Nettie Bagley-Pendley

CALENDAR
"Educate, Celebrate, Participate": 2002 Olympic Winter Games-related events at the U.

ON THE COVER
Presidents Circle, Winter.
painting by Rob Adamson