Huntsman Cancer Institute honored co-founder Karen Haight Huntsman by illuminating its Beacon of Hope with a Navajo weaving design, celebrating her vision of healing, dignity, art, and philanthropy.
On and off-road motorcycles, fuel dragsters, hydroplane boats, sail boats, power boats, bicycles, and now cars: J.R. Smith has raced all of these. After a cancer diagnosis in 2019, he...
Huntsman Cancer Institute marks a major construction milestone for its Vineyard campus that will bring hope and healing closer to patients and families in Utah County and the Mountain West.
Seven Huntsman Cancer Institute researchers receive first-time, new, or renewed endowed chair appointments, honoring scientific achievement and providing vital support to strengthen research programs and advance progress in cancer discovery.
Karen Huntsman helped build a movement against cancer—one defined by compassion, vision, and hope. Her legacy will continue to shape care, research, and the lives of patients and families.
After an unexpected dual cancer diagnosis, Walter received cutting-edge treatment at Huntsman Cancer Institute. He now gives back through Huntsman Cancer Foundation SportsFest, turning his survival into hope for others.
Individuals and companies are making an impact through Huntsman Cancer Foundation’s DIY fundraising platform, Fundraise for Huntsman. These efforts show that simple campaigns can raise meaningful support for cancer research.
Softball player Rich Marquez found strength in the Huntsman World Senior Games community while undergoing pancreatic cancer treatment, inspiring others through his determination, optimism, and love for the game.
Morgan High School’s Pink Night unites the community in a rally against cancer. What started as a simple idea has grown into a cherished tradition built on heartfelt community spirit.
Two Huntsman Cancer Institute researchers are recognized with endowed chairs. Endowed chairs are created through philanthropy and honor accomplishments in research.
Sigma Chi International Fraternity announces $31 million pledge to create the Sigma Chi Center for Advanced Therapeutics and Innovation at Huntsman Cancer Institute, the largest pledge in the fraternity’s history.
