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The U’s graphic design legend: A history of Professor Randall Smith

Professor Randall Smith graduated from the U in 1972. Now, in 2026, he’s retiring after 35 years of teaching graphic design.
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | April 22, 2026

This article originally appeared in the Farewell print issue, in stands April 2026. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. Randall Smith has been a professor at the U for 35...

Panelist Ali Alkhalifa addresses the audience at "Receipts, Proof, Timeline: How we watch the RHOSLC" symposium on April 10. (Photo by Georgia Metcalf | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

U Tanner Humanities Center hosts ‘Real Housewives’ symposium

The event featured analytical commentary of the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,” focusing on how faith, performance and fame affect the show’s filming and perception.
By Georgia Metcalf, Assistant Arts Editor | April 13, 2026

  Salt Lake City’s spinoff of the hit show “Real Housewives” has become a hit phenomenon both in and outside Utah. From watch parties to academic analysis, the show has become a ripe subject...

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Let go of doomscrolling and immerse yourself in Utah’s vibrant landscape

From the Wasatch to Zion, Utah's outdoors has so much to offer — more than any number of hours of doomscrolling ever could.
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | March 14, 2026

This article originally appeared in the Resolutions print issue, in stands February 2026. It has not been updated and some information may be out of date. A breath of fresh air, endless views ahead...

Katileena's table at the Pure Filthy Love market in Salt Lake City, on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. (Photo by Lily Hersch | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Pure Filthy Love Market is a unique Valentine’s treat

A market dedicated to chic fashion and contemporary designs showcased various Valentine's inspired, original artwork by several vendors last week.
By Lily Hersch | February 15, 2026

  “When I portray my subjects and my photography, I want to show them as they are in the world, more so than my own vision, but just kind of bring them into my world as they are. And with my...

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The economics of Valentine’s Day in Salt Lake City

Valentine’s Day is more than a romantic holiday. It’s one of the most economically impactful days of the year for Salt Lake City restaurants, florists and retailers.
By Caitlyn Homolya, Arts Writer | February 15, 2026

  Restaurant reservation books are full. Grocery store aisles filled with red roses and heart-shaped chocolate boxes. Florists stack coolers with dozens upon dozens of flower arrangements. Valentine’s...

The NHMU Bug World exhibit before its opening day on Feb. 14, 2026 in Salt Lake City. (Photo by Leo LeBohec | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

‘Bug World’ exhibit to open at NHMU

A behind-the-scenes look at NHMU's special exhibit set to open next month.
By Leo LeBohec, Arts Editor | January 30, 2026

  "Bug World," a popular touring exhibit, will open to the public at the Natural History Museum of Utah (NHMU) on Feb. 14 and stay in Utah until September. The exhibit — NHMU’s 25th special...

Red Kiln Pottery exterior in the neighborhoods of Salt Lake City. (Photo by Caitlyn Homolya | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

A student budget art crawl through Salt Lake City

An off-campus experience that is rooted in community and perfect for a student budget.
By Caitlyn Homolya, Arts Writer | January 20, 2026

  Salt Lake City is home to a wide range of visual art spaces, including nonprofit galleries, community studios and small local exhibition spaces. Throughout the city, galleries such as Urban Arts...