JUMP TO: New athletic director to join the U on July 1 Honors College acting dean announced along with two new associate deans College of Fine Arts welcomes two new leaders New software allows fully integrated patient record for School of Dentistry Utah scientists dash to study Hawaii’s volcano Drones on campus Duo 2FA phone […]
Read More“My training as a dancer influences how I move throughout the world, how I understand my body and how I interact with others. It affects how I think, how I process things and how I choose to engage with the world. I can’t hear music without thinking about movement and I don’t feel like myself if I go long periods of time without engaging with some sort of movement practice.”
Read MoreThe story behind Art & Art History graduating senior Nemo Miller’s art installation called “A Safe Place for Stressed Out Students, Otherwise Known as The Cry Closet” in the university’s J. Willard Marriott Library.
Read MoreCollege of Fine Arts’ new Master of Arts in Teaching with an emphasis in Fine Arts program aims to advance arts teaching skills and bolster arts advocates.
Read MoreThe arts will take over library plaza on Aug. 30 with live performances, interactive art, free food, T-shirts and swag.
Read MoreU names John W. Scheib as new dean of College of Fine Arts.
Read MoreDepartment of Theatre presents “The Two Noble Kinsmen” in a modern-language version in collaboration with the Play On! Project for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
Read MoreArts at the U continue to flourish while university arts program hits major milestone.
Read MoreMeet September’s Humans of the U: Sharing compelling stories from the heart of the University of Utah campus.
Read MoreMeet Marina Gomberg, new mama, a human rights activist and the leader of the communications and marketing team for the U’s College of Fine Arts.
Read MoreUtahPresents offers something new to the public and U community.
Read MoreThe Entertainment Arts & Engineering program at the U is the No. 1 undergraduate school for studying game design, according to the Princeton Review.
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