The Salt Lake Temple renovation project has been called the most complex project ever undertaken by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and Georges A. Bonnet is part of the project management team heading it. Bonnet will be sharing what’s going into the core work...
Abdi Nazemian, award-winning author, screenwriter and producer, will speak about how books can change lives—and even save lives—especially for teens and young adults. As part of the Marriott Library’s involvement in Banned Books Week, the title of his talk is Love is Our Legacy: Communicating...
The J. Willard Marriott Library celebrates this week through tabling events, displays and a featured speaker. This year, associate professor and author Emily Knox will be speaking on October 2nd on the topic of “Book Banning, the Culture War and the Election.” ...
It's Banned Books Week and we've got some film adaptations of banned and challenged books recommended by Joni Clayton!...
Check out these readings from various members of our campus community. Each of them chose a passage from a book that has been banned or challenged....
“We prefer crude vigor to polished banality.” from Anvil, Jack Conroy, 1933 In recognition of Banned Books Week, Rare Books invites you to view its most recent virtual lecture, "Radical!" - an accompaniment to our latest digital exhibition. from Songs of the Workers; On the Road, In the Jungles, and...
Banned Books Week is an annual event in September where libraries celebrate the freedom to read....
Happy Banned Books Week! This week from September 23rd to the 29th is an opportunity to celebrate our freedom to read and speak out. In the spirit of freedom of information, here is a list of banned books that have been adapted into films that...