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Student leaders back mostly steady fees, urge trustees to review advisory recommendation

University of Utah Board of Trustees · March 19, 2026
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ASUU president Alex Rose said the student advisory board supported keeping most fees intact and provided rationale for a modest computing fee reduction; he said the board will circulate a written recommendation for trustees to review.

Alex Rose, ASUU student body president and co-chair of the student fee advisory board, told trustees the student board supported maintaining most student fees after prior-year changes and provided the reasoning behind a modest computing fee reduction.

"I cochair with Kimmy, the student fee advisory board... I'll send out a recommendation, like, a PDF as well you can read through on some of our decision making," Rose said, adding that last year’s fee changes were thoroughly researched and that the computing-fee recommendation had wide student backing. Rose encouraged trustees to review the advisory board’s detailed recommendation before implementation.

Trustees approved the student fees during the meeting; Rose’s remarks and the advisory board’s involvement were cited in the administration’s presentation describing the board’s majority-student composition and its role in overseeing fee recommendations.