Realtors: The following realtors have been
contracted with lab members and are highly recommended
for honesty, hard work, experience, and competence: Nancy Aruscavage Brad
Blumenthal
COMMUTING
Living in the northeastern or southeastern
areas of Salt Lake City offer the easiest commutes. Neighborhoods
such as Capitol Hill and the Avenues (84103) or the University
area (84102) are close and will present few obstacles. The University
is easily accessed from areas located in southeast Salt Lake City
via highways 215 or 80 and Foothill Blvd. You could live as far south
as the Cottonwood canyons in Sandy (where the ski resorts are
only a few miles away) and most of your ~35 minute commute would
be highway.View
traffic cameras throughout Salt Lake Click the "Salt
Lake City" square in the top left corner and zoom the map
if you like. The University is in the northeast quadrant.
Public Transportation
The Utah
Transit Authority is responsible for busses and
Salt Lake's local train system, "TRAX." The
University offers a free TRAX/Bus pass to students and staff.
