It’s no secret that not all degrees are created equal. Some of us go to college with the hopes of becoming a doctor or an engineer, while others just want people to stop asking, “Is that really a...
It is officially August and what a mixed month it will be. We all go back to school in only a few short weeks, it’s still 1,000 degrees outside despite the impending fall and after the holidays of July,...
Kara Roseborough is an unusual dancer for the U’s program. Tall dancers face a lot of challenges in an art form designed hundreds of years ago when people were naturally shorter. It's often considered...
Most Sundays until Sept. 17, a quick trip up I-80, about 30 minutes from the University of Utah, will bring you to the Park Silly Sunday Market. Being elevated from the valley the summer heat is not so...
The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival officially begins on Friday July 28, and it runs for two weeks with its end date on Aug. 6.
The opening party starts at 8 p.m. at Sugarmont Plaza and ends at 11 p.m....
Portugal. The Man. Portland. Oregon. Indie rock. However, appearances can be deceiving. After all, Portugal. The Man commenced their show at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City, Utah on Tuesday,...
Not everyone plans to be an art major. Art is an integral part of society, however, and everyone interacts with it on a daily basis. Don't believe me? Just ask, Spotify, Netflix, Hulu, and every website...
Family Art Saturdays: “Sounds of Sanctuary”
Children of all ages and their parents or guardians are invited by the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art to participate in hands-on art activities led by...
John W. Scheib, the new dean of the College of Fine Arts has “always been absolutely enchanted by the power of art.”
Scheib was raised in a family of art enthusiasts, and his love of all things...
University of Utah Honors College graduate Kelly O’Neill, originally from Albuquerque, N.M., jumped at the chance to get out of his hometown and come to Salt Lake City for college. As a child, O’Neill...
