By Justin Sorensen Have you ever wondered what trends in U.S. occupational markets look like over time? Where are higher areas of demand presenting themselves and where are they projected to be in the near future? This week’s Map Monday release visualizes these questions by examining...
“O stitching is witching And hemming as well, But what is distressing, Is turning a fell. I’m sick of such seaming, And ready to cry, But I hear the word ringing, Try little one, try...
Half Life, Full Life Wilber H. Schilling Minneapolis: Indulgence Press, 2009 N7433.4 S34 H35 2009 Book artist and photographer Wilber "Chip" Schilling uses the Doomsday Clock to explore relevant political events juxtaposed with random cultural events of the same period, creating a timeline marking the estimated total annihilation of...
The Marriott Library is committed to providing materials that support diversity, equity, and inclusion. These books have been purchased around the topic of health equity. These titles are from the Doody’s Special Topics List (DSTL) on health equity to aid in teaching, learning, and researching....
By Justin Sorensen As population numbers in Utah continue to rise, the locations for providing quality medical care become essential. To visualize the current situation, this proximity analysis depicts the distance of Utah’s growing population to hospitals, clinics, and urgent care facilities throughout the state. #MapMonday The...
Women’s History Month provides a time to reflect on the accomplishments and contributions of remarkable Utah women. What better way to do this than perusing our collections!...
With the beginning of March, not only am I reminded that spring is around the corner, but also that it is a time to reflect on the accomplishments and contributions of remarkable women during Women’s History Month. What better way to do this than perusing...
March is Women's History Month! While we have recommendations from last year, this year we're focusing on women authors from Utah! Allyson Mower, Head of Scholarly Communication & Copyright, has recommended the following titles that fit the bill. All of these are available through the...
"A book is an architectural space where you can wander about, looking back and forth, all around, in and out, opening and closing doors — it's your room." Ingress / Egress Ellen Knudson Gainesville, FL: Crooked Letter Press, 2015 N7433.4 K58 I54 2015 Celebrated annually, Read Across America Day was...
By Luke Leither This year the Katherine W. Dumke Fine Arts & Architecture Library was proud to sponsor two public art pieces in Katherine’s Courtyard. Two students from the University’s College of Fine Arts were selected based on their submissions to our call for proposals. These...