How Far is Now?
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Please join us for an evening of five unique and varied dance pieces, where the live art form of dance allows us to be present.
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2023 CFA Gala celebrates 75 years of strong roots and new growth
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From a red carpet and photo ops to dessert and a DJ set by Buttahfly Boi Blues on Kingsbury’s plaza, this event will be one for the books.
Read MoreA season opener to die for
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“Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express” opens Pioneer Theatre Company’s season and runs from Sept. 22-Oct. 7.
Read MoreWhat time is it? It’s Arts Bash time
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Live performances, student films, free giveaways and all the information you need to access the hundreds of arts offerings on campus.
Read MoreU philosopher’s new book challenges the hype surrounding personalized medicine
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James Tabery offers a scathing critique of the “revolution” in health care, arguing it has added to spiraling health care costs while failing to deliver on many of its promises.
Read MoreFuture environmental leaders at the U supported by grant renewal
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Environmental Humanities Program Receives $791,000 from Mellon Foundation.
Read MoreA history of drag in Utah
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From long skirts trailing on the floor in 1870 to today’s creativity, performance, community and celebration, the nuances of the word “drag” has evolved over time.
Read MoreLearn from a living legacy in ‘Tatau: Marks of Polynesia’
The new UMFA exhibit depicts the legacy of tatau, the art of Samoan tattooing, and tells a story of history, craftsmanship, tradition and a people preserving their own story.
Read MoreFirst-ever event pays tribute to outstanding members of Utah’s Native American community
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The U’s American Indian Resource Center celebrated the contributions of some of the state’s most distinguished Indigenous community members at the Native Excellence Gala.
Read MoreThe intellectual tradition of historically Black colleges and universities
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HBCUs have a unique role in American higher education. Learn more about this from HBCU coordinator Rodney Cohen.
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