U Presents former U.S. Poet Laureate and trailblazer Joy Harjo
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Tanner Humanities Center Hosts Harjo, Thursday, Oct. 6, 7 p.m.
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Keith Diaz Moore announces return to teaching
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Over the last eight years, Dean Diaz Moore has led the College of Architecture + Planning to be recognized as a frontrunner in transforming architectural, design, and planning education.
Read MoreLights, Camera, IGNITE: College of Fine Arts’ annual gala sparks creativity
In addition to the celebration of our alumni, each academic unit in the College of Fine Arts will take the stage to perform or present recent works.
Read MoreU surpasses $686M in research funding
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The total is a new record high for the university. The U achieved milestones of $600 million in funding the last two years and $500 million four years ago.
Read MoreCelebrate Banned Books Week with the library
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Kick off the week with a panel discussion on censorship and free lunch at the Marriott Library on Sept. 19.
Read MoreWhy play games?
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Explore how games allow the players to solve problems in ways that are pleasurable, interesting and beautiful with C. Thi Nguyen at the Author Meets Reader event on Sept. 7.
Read MoreWorld-class theatre at the U
Now is the perfect time to join Pioneer Theatre Company in its continued journey back to live theater and human connection.
Read MoreArts Bash returns to the plaza
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After a two-year hiatus for COVID-19, one of the biggest art parties on campus is back on Aug. 31.
Read MoreU and BYU receive $7M from U.S. Department of Education
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The grant supports language study and international education.
Read More‘Indigenous imagination’ can be found in all of us
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Fifty-eight junior high and high school students participated in the Summit Youth Track during the 16th Governor’s Native American Summit.
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