If there were to be a compiled list of “the best anti-authority albums in history,” The Wall by Pink Floyd would undeniably be at the very top of it. “Another Brick in the Wall” has been featured...
Every fall, Chris Taylor — artist, architect and professor at Texas Tech — takes a group of students on a road trip across the western United States to explore manmade art and landscapes.
Taylor calls...
Held annually on the second Saturday of September since 1978, the Avenues Street Fair has been bringing the local community closer together.
Run entirely by a committee of volunteers, operating under...
“Help! I need somebody! Help!...” Can you finish that song lyric? It is no surprise that just about every college student today can immediately chime in with the music of The Beatles.
On September...
With flying fingers and intense, emotive sagas, the Classical Guitar Ensembles from the U's School of Music provided an excellent showcase of a variety of styles and tunes from different eras and countries.
Each...
From volunteering to teaching projects, the U's Honors College engages with the broader Salt Lake City community.
One of the most unique ways they do this is through an Honors course called Humanities...
“Up here broadcasting live from Red Butte Garden, one of my favorite places in the world, I’m Joy Bossi, and this is 'Joy in the Garden'.”
The U’s research park had the joy of having local horticulture...
All across the United States, from Ferguson, Mo. to Washington D.C., voices are heard ringing to the skies. “Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter!” are the cries rising to end police brutality throughout...
The U president’s staff is working hard to encourage the arts at the U and to keep alive a feeling of excitement around creative mediums.
Establishing the President’s Gallery, located on the third...
This past weekend, the U’s Department of Modern Dance gave students an opportunity to see the fruits of student labor in their senior showcase, “Shirts and Skins.”
The showcase began with a light-inspired...
