Xochitl has just finished two bachelor degrees – one in Ethnic Studies and one in Social Work. And she’s wasting no time. She’s now enrolled in graduate school and plans to finish her masters in social work in one year. “I know for sure that...
Ted Wilson passed away on April 11, 2024, leaving behind a vast legacy of public service and optimism. Ted Wilson was the former Salt Lake City Mayor from 1976 to 1985, a University of Utah employee, and a well-known outdoor recreationalist and conservationist. These and...
The University of Utah Press proudly announces the launch of its redesigned website, showcasing a myriad of enhancements aimed at providing a seamless user experience and greater accessibility to its extensive catalog of scholarly publications....
U of U authors are prolific and the library strives to support U of U book authors by ensuring their works are in the collection. We also want every book to find its reader. This blog post series highlights some of the new books written...
As they say, April showers bring May flowers, and I am very much looking forward to seeing some signs of spring! Here at the library we’re entering April with a busy start, as this week we kick off U Giving Day and we take part...
The Marriott Library celebrates the accomplishments of three graduates from the Honors College: Eliza Diggins, Savannah McDaniel and J. Clista Galecki. These students were chosen for their exceptional senior theses in the fields of physics and astronomy, English and chemistry. They were awarded the prestigious...
Adonica Ihilani Kauwe Tuitama, a dual doctorate degree and D.N.P. student at the University of Utah, meets librarian Lorelei Rutledge in person for the first time after working together for four years online. ...
LEAP is a University of Utah program designed to prepare new students to transition into college by providing small classes, active engagement on campus and a pipeline into scholarships and employment. Each student is assigned their own personal librarian so they have guidance in research,...
Recently, librarian Marina Narvaez demonstrated this when she visited a local 4th grade class at Elk Run Elementary to share her love of the library with them. “I believe programs that support K-12 schools give volunteers the opportunity to break up the students’ day with...
A palpable energy filled the Gould Auditorium on Friday, April 5th. Here, a diverse group of first-generation students and faculty gathered for First-Gen Con, an annual conference by and for first-generation students co-hosted by the University of Utah's Center for First Generation Success and the...
