The case for conflict
Categories: Arts & Humanities, Campus Life, Inspire Initiatives, Latest Stories, News Releases, Scholarships, Students
How the U is teaching students and communities the lost art of productive conflict.
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6 popular BookTok books that are worth the read
BookTok is a corner of TikTok where book lovers and the literary community come together to share recommendations, reviews and favorite reads.
Read MoreLibrarians travel to Utah Asia Campus to teach and connect
Each semester, the Marriott Library sends two librarians to the UAC for two weeks to conduct classes and offer support.
Read MoreWhen clarinets crossed borders
Categories: Arts & Humanities, Campus Life, Events, Faculty/Staff, Home Page, Latest Stories, Students
University of Utah musicians joined Korean performers in Incheon for a concert shaped by friendship, community and a shared love of music.
Read MoreThe intersection of art and science: The School of Dance at Harkness Center for Dance Injuries
Categories: Alumni, Arts & Humanities, Campus Life, Faculty/Staff, Health & Medicine, Latest Stories, Students
Discover how the University of Utah’s School of Dance is bridging the gap between creative expression and medical science.
Read MoreUtah Magazine Summer 2026 issue hits mailboxes
Discover the truth behind campus legends, meet new Utah Football head coach Morgan Scalley, learn about the U institute behind Utah’s biggest decisions and more.
Read More5 books for Disability Pride Month
In honor of Americans with Disabilities Act, we’ve curated a collection of powerful books that celebrate and explore the experiences of those in the disabled community.
Read MoreMountain West Digital Library turns 25
The collaborative project has helped institutions across the Mountain West share their digital collections more widely while sustaining the standards, partnerships and infrastructure needed for long-term discovery.
Read More‘America in the Archives: The Many Voices of Democracy’
Far from a straightforward history, archives describe weblike, simultaneous and intertwined stories while at the same time, pointing to gaps in the record.
Read MoreDeclaration of Independence in the archives
The Marriott Library has made an exciting discovery: a facsimile of the Declaration of Independence in the Rare Books department of Special Collections.
Read MoreIndigenous Storytelling Camp celebrates 10-year anniversary
Every year for the past 10 years, junior high and high school students with Indigenous backgrounds have come to the University of Utah for a week-long storytelling camp.
Read MoreLegend has it: Campus myths, legends and other strange stories
Categories: Arts & Humanities
From spectral soldiers to hidden skeletons, University of Utah Magazine set out to find which campus myths hold up…and which refuse to stay buried.
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