Like mother, like daughter, like diploma
This week, Nathalia Alvarez graduates from the College of Fine Arts. Though it’s the first degree she’s earned from the college, it won’t be the first time she’s crossed the stage at convocation.
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6 books for new beginnings, navigating life and everything in between
Featuring memoirs, poems and short stories, these six books offer fresh perspectives during times of change.
Read MoreExperience the Japanese Church of Christ photograph collection
Categories: Arts & Humanities
A story told through the decades of photographs is the congregation’s investment in younger generations even as it provided care and support for the first-generation immigrants.
Read More2026 U.S. News & World Report Graduate Rankings
Categories: Arts & Humanities, Awards & Recognition, Health & Medicine, Law & Politics, Rankings & Numbers, Research, Science & Technology
As the semester comes to a close and graduates prepare for commencement, the rankings season is in full swing.
Read More‘Come From Away’ at PTC examines community connection in the wake of tragedy
The musical is based on events following Sept. 11, 2001, when 38 commercial flights were diverted to Gander, Newfoundland.
Read More‘Designing Deseret: Phonetics and Faith in the American West’
Categories: Arts & Humanities
Step into 19th-century Utah and discover one of the most daring printing experiments in American history with the Rare Books Department’s latest exhibition.
Read MoreImage of Research winners capture the spark of discovery
Categories: Arts & Humanities, Awards & Recognition, Campus Life, Community, Events, Faculty/Staff, Innovate Initiatives, Inspire Initiatives, Latest Stories, Research, Science & Technology, Students
Top prizes honor the best distillation of research, scholarly, or creative work through a single, striking image at the inaugural competition
Read More12 books and films for Earth Month
April is a time to celebrate the Earth, including the lands, waters, plants, animals and communities that give us life.
Read More6 contemporary ecofiction titles for Earth Month
Ecofiction is a genre that roots itself in the interconnectedness of life.
Read MoreDry humor, and a big message in ‘Urinetown’
It’s a banger to end on as we melt in one of the warmest and driest winters in our state’s recorded history.
Read MoreCelebrate Pride Week at the U
Categories: Arts & Humanities, Belonging, Campus Life, Events, Faculty/Staff, Student Affairs, Student Belonging, Student Belonging, Students
The Center for Community and Cultural Engagement is hosting a variety of events from March 30 to April 4 for all members of the campus community.
Read MoreClassics at the U: Enduring and vital
Starting in Fall 2026, U students will have another opportunity to study the classics with the introduction of the newly created Classical Civilizations emphasis.
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