ARTLandish: Sun Tunnels Community Meet-Up
Join UMFA faculty and staff for a day exploring the Sun Tunnels, a land art installation by Nancy Holt located in Utah’s desert. This trip is not only an opportunity...
Usually at the Marriott Library, students have more than enough room to spread their things over multiple desks and take up entire booths, and there are plenty of outlets for all electronic devices.
All...
The lights dim, the curtains part and all one can hear is the muted thud of dancers’ feet running across the stage. Then, out of the darkness, a strip of white stage appears, illuminating five dancers...
With a little over a week left of scheduled classes, the reality of finals has finally kicked in for most students.
While it is probably a good idea to crack open a textbook every once in a while during...
Amid the soft notes of a ukulele, a crowd of around 100 people attended the opening night of the annual Student Gallery, a collection of works by artists in the College of Arts.
Located in the Gittins...
Where does paper come from?
For most people, the answer is likely a store like FedEx. But while mass-produced paper dominates our world, the process of making paper by hand still exists within small niche...
Written by Kylee Ehmann and Casey Koldewyn
At best, the phrase “educational videogames” comes across as cheesy and silly. At worst, it comes across as a boring ploy by teachers to get students to...
There’s a thread connecting the most volatile of hurricanes to bird songs — can you see it?
This tentative relationship, centered around humanity’s seemingly overwhelming need to personify nature,...
From tanks rolling down the streets in Ferguson, Mo., to cops in riot gear in downtown Salt Lake City, there has been a growing national conversation over the militarization of police, the idea that local...
The library's annual book sale is ending on Friday, and if you're anything like me, you're going to end up with a dozen or so books that you didn't particularly want or need.
Who can blame us when the...
