Closer to home, a collaborative project between J. Willard Marriott Library and Utah State Historical Society gave rise to a new collaboration that is still going strong – the Mountain West Digital Library (MWDL). When the Marriott Library and Utah State Historical Society (USHS) first...
Congratulations to librarian Allison McCormack who was recently awarded the H.W. Wilson Foundation Research Award for her project Beyond Ege: Biblioclasm and the Broken Book Market in 20th Century North America. ...
Every year for the past 10 years junior high and high school students with indigenous backgrounds have come to the U for a week-long storytelling camp. The popularity of the camp has grown dramatically – what started as a group of 27 students now totals...
Attending college for any student—no matter their background—comes with its fair share of challenges to navigate. Whether it’s a freshman, transfer student or even a senior, there are times when students come across difficult situations and just don’t know what to do. This is why immediate and clear access to student support is...
Each year the Marriott Library celebrates the accomplishments of two graduating students in the Honors College by awarding them $1,000 for their outstanding Honors theses. Congratulations to Auriana Dunn and Max Lepore on receiving the Alison Regan Library Thesis Award!...
Excitement was in the air when the new schedule was announced for this year’s Stress Buster Week at the library, a week of nutritious food and resources to support students as they prepare for final exams....
The Rare Books Department at the University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library is excited to announce that registration is now open for the Designing Deseret Symposium. ...
They say that “No one ever graduates from the library, but no one graduates without it” and I feel that is true. In these two stories, we see students connecting with librarians in ways that affect their entire scholarship and their success. ...
Kathleen Williams isn’t your typical Honors undergraduate; she has broad interest in a variety of studies. She majored in Theatre up until the second semester of her junior year, at which time she changed her major to Middle East Studies. ...
From private correspondence to public health newspapers, this session introduces a selection of primary sources on Utah, all available through online archival collections published by AM [formerly Adam Matthew] and available here through the Marriott Library catalog....