As we enter into the winter months, nothing sounds better than a cup of cocoa and a good book to cozy up with. Here are some recommends from librarian Allyson Mower to checkout for winter break....
On November 17th the Digital Matters Lab hosted a reception for the art exhibit, "Embodied Ecologies". Organizer Natalie Slater worked with Art Access and the Environmental Humanities graduate program in the College of Humanities to develop a collaborative exhibit with work from 9 artists....
"Let's have a civil conversation! We agree to respect one another as we talk and listen. No eye-rolling. No attitude...
Stress Buster Week is a semi-annual event for students to help them de-stress before finals week. This time around, the Marriott Library is partnering with many University of Utah campus organizations to help make it an amazing week including:...
In early November, we traveled to the Utah Asia Campus (UAC) to teach our class on “the mighty 5,” Utah’s magnificent national parks. The students learn about the geology-how the parks were formed, and early history, how and when Utah national parks were founded, as...
[video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://blog.lib.utah.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2022/11/One-Button-Studio-Tutorial.mp4"][/video] By Robert Nelson The One Button Studio is the easiest way to create a video and it’s available to any student, staff, or faculty member. It has been in service since the beginning of Fall Semester. In order to further increase accessibility, a...
On November 14th, the Digital Matters Lab at the J. Willard Marriott Library will host “Embodied Ecologies,” a collaborative exhibition focused on disability, environmental health and community care practices in Salt Lake City. Rooted in a partnership between the Environmental Humanities graduate program housed in...
A Word About Civil Discourse for This Thanksgiving. Learn the story behind the creation of the meal guide, "Civil Dis-course"....
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, here are some film recommendations available at the J. Willard Marriott Library, recommended by Joni Clayton....
By Justin Sorensen Are you interested in GIS technology and the possibilities it presents for your projects and research? Are you new to the GIS field and unsure where to go to begin acquiring these skills? ESRI, the creators of the ArcGIS desktop and online software platforms,...