Hats off to the Ski Archives Board who put on an incredible party to benefit the library’s Ski Archives! More than 500 skiiers, snowboarders, athletes, outdoor enthusiasts, and volunteers gathered at Little America Hotel on November 7 for the 27th Ski Affair event that included...
Congratulations to Meagan Nielsen! She recently received the news that she will be working at Solar City starting in May. Solar City is a new branch of Tesla that specialized in solar power technologies....
Did you know that you can print your book at the library? The Espresso Book Machine at the Level 2 Reserve Desk can print your formatted book for just $25 dollars...
Over the years, Professor Marianna DiPaolo from the Anthropology Department at the University of Utah has worked with young people in the Shoshoni. She was involved with the Youth Apprenticeship Program to encourage youth to pursue higher education....
As leaders of the University of Utah, we work daily to facilitate the intellectual development of all campus members and help our students, staff, and faculty reach for their professional goals. Over the past months, our campus has experienced several threats to our learning environment that...
It that time of the year! Where everything adds a nuance of Pumpkin Spice and gets a little spookier...
Contributed by Kinza Masood Marriott Library’s Migration from CONTENTdm to SolPhal - MWDL Webinar Series MWDL appreciates the research and initiatives launched, and progress made by its partners. These partner endeavors lead to amazing teachable moments we can all benefit from as a community that strives to share information...
Please join Marriott Library and the Graduate School for intensive writing sessions with the goal of making progress on your dissertation or thesis project. During the first four days of fall break (Oct 9 - 12), we will be hosting a boot camp for graduate...
Students, faculty and staff, & members of the community started gathering at the J. Willard Marriott Library as early as 8:30 that morning on August 21st, 2017. Their goal was to obtain one of 2,500 free pairs of solar eclipse glasses from one of the...
On Fridays throughout last spring semester, a casual observer could often walk by a table and see several people hunched over single pieces of paper, drawing, writing, and folding them into miniature publishing masterpieces called zines. Zines, pronounced zeens, are independently-made publications. The word comes...