Featuring more than one hundred works by nearly eighty artists from the 1920s to the present, "Black Refractions: Highlights from The Studio Museum in Harlem" surveys nearly a century of creative achievements by artists of African descent.
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Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
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Presented by Dr. Brian Herrera How have Latina/o/x theatre- and performance-makers responded to the constellation of crises of the last year? Did the Spring 2020 wave of cancellations, closures and postponements impact Latina/o/x artists in any particular ways? How have Latina/o/x theatre-makers engaged the broad reckonings around anti-Blackness, white supremacism, and racial injustice that gained […]
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The Asian American High School Conference is an annual academic and leadership conference that brings together high school students from all across Utah.
Visit the Office of Undergraduate Research during our virtual drop-in hours to ask questions about research and our programs… or to just hang out!
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This special offering during Women’s History Month is designed specifically for college students and will feature young women who have run sharing their experiences, success, and failures.
Grab your morning coffee and join us for a glimpse of women’s history through the pages of this unique newspaper.
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Students, staff, faculty, and friends of the University community engage in learning and empowerment through intentional conversations to inspire an equitable present and future for all gender identities.
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Register your team to compete in developing a strategic, creative plan to increase the number and diversity of women running for office in Utah. Teams will have the opportunity to ask questions of experts along the way and film their final presentations for review. The top 3 finalists will be invited to a viewing of their video, Q&A, and final judging on March 26, 2021.
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Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Visit the Office of Undergraduate Research during our virtual drop-in hours to ask questions about research and our programs… or to just hang out!
Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Our staff is there to chat about topics such as finding resources on campus, identity, coming out, transitioning, finding LGBTQIA+ community, leadership opportunities, navigating challenges, or just to chat about how life is going.
Save the date for the upcoming Black High School Conference: Boost Your Blackness hosted by the U of U Black Student Union!
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An art experience inviting LGBTQIA+ people of all ages and their allies to express their intersecting identities through art in any medium.
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This event will feature a gender expansive clothing pop-up shop, including Mystery Boxes for pick up and mail.
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