The J. Willard Marriott Library invites you to join us in reading a book recommend from some of the amazing panelists we've had over the past few years. Whether it's a comic book recommend or a book about the Black experience in Utah, there's a...
Halfway through the fall semester, 2021, VR Services has added some new hardware to the VR Arena. Located on the 2nd floor of the Marriott Library in Protospace (MLIB 2750), the VR Arena now features 8 new walk-up VR stations that are now gaming stations....
“You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope...
February is Black History Month and the University of Utah's Black Cultural Center has many events planned including a partnered event with the J. Willard Marriott Library about books & movies. That event will feature "Meligha Garfield (director of the Black Cultural Center) and Sara...
"In the furrows of the world the paths of planting the hoe-trails of our people WE can only be do from what we are...
Students, faculty and staff have access to loads of databases. Here are some hand-picked for Black History Month...
The Business and Innovation teams have combined together to create the Libraries Business & Innovation Team. ...
February is Black History Month. In honor, here are some recommends from librarian Allyson Mower....
It is with pleasure that the J. Willard Marriott Library announces the appointment of Joel Thornton, M.S., as the Associate Dean for Collections and Scholarly Communication, effective February 2022....
Critical Opalescence Alisa Golden Berkeley, CA: Never Mind the Press, 2004 N7433.4 G65 C75 2004 Critical Opalescence is a 2004 Artists’ book by Alisa Golden. The "Art By Mail" subscription book consists of three, letter-pressed pamphlets themed around an unstable form of water — the phenomenon from which the...