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...
People say that history repeats itself, and many of us would agree. One of the best ways to see that phrase in is through music. The recordings of Bob Marley are a great example of the phenomenon.
“I...
The 2016 Get Freaky festival was a two-day sold out event with headliners Zeds Dead on Friday and Flux Pavilion on Saturday. This event and various other festivals like it are put on by V2 Presents...
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...
Artists of all media now have a new haven to display, collaborate and share in a cooperative artistic environment in Salt Lake City. U alumna Sarah May is a part of the program making it happen.
May is...
With the state of affairs during this political election season, politics seems to pop up in every conversation. Discussions may circle everything from policy and practice to tradition and morals, both...
“What drew me to the sound of dubstep that I love and still love is the punk attitude of it,” said the EDM artist Flux Pavilion. Writing music was something he’d always done for fun from a young...
The audience at the newly constructed George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater was full and glittering on the evening of Friday, Oct. 21. Inside the theater, beautiful star-lights twinkled above the...
The Utah Symphony had a “Spooktacular” success at their annual Halloween concert and costume contest on Tuesday, Oct. 25.
The production “Halloween Spooktacular on the Seven Seas!” was a...
For the month of October, our Department of Theatre released a new student production called “Self Defense or the Death of a Salesman” by Carson Kreitzer. The title says it all, as we look at the recurring...
