Humans of the U: Diego Albert Torres
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“Intentionally adds a new depth of expression to the art I am creating. It’s about how I can communicate with different communities.”
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5 books to read to celebrate Pride Week 2024
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Here are some book recommendations from the J. Willard Marriott Library for this year’s Pride Week theme, Here & Queer: The Pride Renaissance.
Read MoreCelebrating the heroic everyday efforts of women
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The efforts and contributions of women in society are often minimized or sometimes ignored altogether. This year, the University of Utah is highlighting its annual Women’s Week with the theme, “Untold Stories and Everyday Heroism.”
Read MoreImmersive theatre piece ‘Ocean Filibuster’ comes to UtahPresents
This one-night only event seeks to make audiences truly consider the value of the ocean and resolve to fight for it.
Read MoreU Theatre presents ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
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University of Utah students get free tickets with their UCard, thanks to the Arts Pass program.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Ryan Ross
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“For me, film is the medium that best engages with my sense of awe.”
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence Examined at Digital Humanities Utah Symposium
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On Feb. 23 and 24, the Digital Humanities Utah Symposium was held at the Marriott Library, attracting more than 100 scholars from universities across the Intermountain West and beyond.
Read More5 great reads to celebrate Women’s History Month
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March is officially recognized as Women’s History Month through presidential proclamation. Here are suggestions from the Marriott Library for books to read this month!
Read MoreU’s Red Butte Press releases unique fine arts book
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Marriott Library Press publishes a handmade book with writing from Terry Tempest Williams and artwork by Gaylord Schanilec.
Read MoreWinter 2024 Utah Mag hits mailboxes
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Read about the “New Utah,” a U resource shedding light on nationwide drug shortages, a stunning tribute to the College of Fine Arts and more.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Lynn Deboeck
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“The live element of being in the room with students creates things that will never happen again.”
Read MoreUtah Ballet and ‘Stories of Serenade’
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The concert will feature vibrant new pieces by U dance faculty and one of the foremost scholars on George Balanchine.
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