The Rare Books Department invites you to view its most recent virtual lecture, Historyes of English. Das Buch von Lindisfarne Lucerne: Faksimile Verlag Luzern, 2002 ND3359 L5 L56 2002 Early manuscripts from western Europe can help us trace the histories of the English language. From these illuminated pages, we can...
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....
St. Nicholas Magazine Mary Mapes Dodge, editor New York: Scribner, 1873-1943 AP201 S3 S256 For many European countries, December 6 marks the feast day of St. Nicholas — the fourth century bishop of Myra, and the patron saint of Russia and Greece, as well as numerous cities, sailors and...
The library team is always growing! Here are some of the latest students who have joined....
Stress Buster Week happens every semester a week before finals week. This year the Marriott Library is partnering with the University of Utah Counseling Center to provide various activities to help students de-stress....
1970 - Pumpkin patch: Tom & Anne - alternating stem stitch, variation on couching, double running or holbein stitch. Winter Count Anne Greenwood Portland, Oregon: A. Greenwood, 2008 N7433.4 G744 W56 2008 Among several tribes on the Northern Plains the passage of time was marked by noting a single memorable...
For more than fifty years, a woman by the name of Alberta Henry – devoted civil rights activist, educator, and community leader in Salt Lake City – carried the torch for hope, compassion, and change. She embedded herself in the public school system, served as...
Fall semester 2021, a fall like no other – the U welcomed in the largest-ever freshman class. And, for the second year in a row, the U saw its largest total enrollment. Things are on the uptick. Here’s how the Marriott Library is meeting the demand....
Human Rights Day is celebrated annually on December 10th in celebration of "the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights." We're celebrating this day with some book recommendations from librarian Allyson Mower....