College is training for the real world. Except when it isn’t. Four years of specialized learning, or more if you go to graduate school, prepares students for some aspects of the working world,...
The local art house Urban Arts Gallery has a new exhibit every month. This month, from May 1 to June 3, is “Star Wars Heroes and Villains.” Featuring works from local artists, these pieces are inspired...
Though most libraries and bookshops don’t encourage the suspension of disbelief in quite the same way as the magical libraries Disney creates, Moon’s Rare Books in Provo is full of a magic all its...
The end of spring semester brings about one of the most anticipated times of the school year, summer break. Take advantage of the free time you’re going to have with your significant other or, if you’re...
In her opening remarks at an ArtsLINK conference held at the University of Utah on March 3, Kelby McIntyre-Martinez, assistant dean for Arts Education & Community Engagement at the U, explained the...
Many students entering college and even those well into their degree are plagued by the question: Am I in the right major? Business, science, humanities, they all have stigmas attached. Business majors...
Christal Hazelton Talk
“The Things We Tell Our Children: A Look at LGBT+ in Children’s Animation” by Christal Hazelton will be presented on Tuesday, April 17 from 12-1 p.m. at the CTIHB building...
The snow crunches against your feet, the winter wind chills you to the bone. A wolf howls in the distance.
Forage for food, keep warm and find out what happened to this Great Bear and the rest of the...
Living in a world of social media, people are constantly interacting with their friends and family members, making new connections and communicating globally. We’ve made the world a smaller place as...
Instagram has hijacked art.
You’re scrolling through your feed and notice a friend from high school is now a so-called model, an acquaintance from your freshman algebra class is a lifestyle blogger...
