College students and music go together like M&Ms and...Well, more M&Ms. Maybe peanut butter.
Anyway, the point is, college students listen to a lot of music. How they get that music varies.
Most...
Women have played important roles throughout history, yet their stories aren't always told. Pygmalion Productions' "Mary and Myra" marks one effort to change that. You can catch the performance for another...
While all U students are busy at this time of year as classes inch closer and closer to finals, many students in the School of Dance’s Modern department are especially so as they prepare for their upcoming...
The Utah Museum of Fine Art is a few steps closer to its August 2017 opening and right now that means a few things: the Dumke Auditorium has been opened for films, UMFA’s monthly Creativity in Focus...
Content warning: Mature audiences only. This production explores adult themes, rape and contains adult language.
Self-defense – the ability to protect oneself from outside harm – is often praised...
NaNoWriMo: more than just a fun collection of seemingly random words that easily roll off the tongue; the strange-sounding term actually refers to National Novel Writing Month, which starts bright and...
Banned Book Week is celebrating its 34th anniversary this year. Here at the U, the Marriott Library has hosted a Banned Book Reading for the past three years in celebration.
Fighting against the censorship...
Bringing the past to the present, the modern to the classical, Red Butte hosted two performances of "Herakles" over the weekend.
Western culture has strong roots in Greek culture, with Greek plays held...
Welcome, to the F&Mad Film Festival, student film exhibition extraordinaire!
Serving as a reminder that the U has a strong arts program — which sometimes gets lost in the mix of the school's business...
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