If you have noticed a few more empty seats at your art event, you’re not alone. Nationwide attendance at arts performances, museums and events is experiencing a downward trend. According to a 2014 study...

I had a chance to sit down with Trina Moreno, a freshman looking to major in environmental studies and sustainability at the U, to talk about her unique style. Her ensemble for the day featured an eclectic...

Leah Hassett is a jack-of-all-trades. The U alumna is not only an actress but also a singer, dancer and organizational leader. During her time at the U, Hassett mastered balancing school, work and refining...

Activism has only grown in importance since the 2016 election cycle and art activism has done the same. This year's University of Utah David P. Gardner Graduate Lecture aims to highlight that collaboration,...

Scheduled for the third Monday of each January, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is the day set aside in the United States to honor Dr. King and the work he did as a leader and activist during the Civil Rights...

“When holding a weapon, it’s important to always hold it towards your vital organs,” Adriana Lemke, fight choreographer for the upcoming production of “Othello” jokes. It’s the week before...

Salt Lake City is teeming with talented artists and entertainers. Each week The Daily Utah Chroncile sets out to highlight U alumni, past and present, currently involved in art to see what they’re up...

What’s hot in Utah? According to the National Endowment for the Arts, art is. In the 2016 survey of Public Participation in the Arts, Utah was found to have the highest attendance of art events in the...

It’s that time of year when college students suddenly realize how much they have procrastinated finding gifts for the special ones in their lives due to finals. Now that the panic is upon you, you need...