Sasha Coles enjoys Big Thunder Mountain and the Haunted Mansion as much as anyone, but her walk through Disneyland takes a different turn than most visitors’. A graduate student of history at the University of California, Santa Barbara, Sasha is here at the U as a...
Balancing the demands of a full-time job and college takes grit, which this student clearly possesses. As a junior with a double major – Spanish and also Health, Society, and Policy – Dominique knows how to employ hard work, tenacity, and intelligence to reach her...
If you want to be wowed and inspired by what young people are doing these days, spend some time with these three students in the Multi-Disciplinary Design Program (College of Architecture + Planning) here at the U. Matthew Hansen, Sumner Swaner, and Ethan Powell each...
At the most recent 2019 Jamf Nation User Conference, Richard Glaser presented on Jamf as a solution to successfully manage the Marriott Library’s Apple devices & services. The Jamf Nation User Conference is the largest gathering of Apple IT administrators. “I covered our Apple...
Stress Buster Week is a weeklong event that takes place prior to the week of finals. This year, that’s from December 2nd until December 12th. Whether you’re looking forward to spending some time with the Intermountain Therapy Animals, or to score some free coffee and...
The J. Willard Marriott Library is collaborating with partners across campus in order to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death. The event will take place on Thursday, November 14th at 6:00 PM in the Gould Auditorium. The program’s goal is to explore...
It's time for the annual fund-raiser for the Ski Archives of the J. Willard Marriott Library at The University of Utah. This year's Ski Affair will be held at the Little America Hotel on November 5th at 6 PM and tickets are on sale now. The...
It’s hard to pick a textbook nowadays. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was someone who could personalize a recommendation for you? Good news! Allyson Mower, Associate Librarian, has been helping faculty members find and choose textbooks for their curriculum for almost a year now...
“The Victorian Popular Culture database is particularly important as it consists largely of ephemera. These are historical sources that were not produced to last and thus have survived largely by chance,” explained Professor Nadja Durbach, a Professor of History at the University of Utah. She...
One of the major goals of the faculty and staff at the Marriott Library is to not just meet the needs of users, but to actively anticipate what those needs will be in the near future. In response to the changing educational technology landscape, we...
