News and Events

Join us for Joy and Fury: Threads of Resistance. Featuring Shannon Downey, aka Badass Cross Stitch. This is an interactive lecture and book signing. Light refreshments will be provided, all are welcome at this academic event.

Dr. Claudio Saunt, Richard B. Russell Professor in American History, will present a digital history project that accompanies his book, Unworthy Republic: The Dispossession of Native Americans and the Road to Indian Territory.

What will you find this time? Join us for the annual Spring Book Sale! Prices drop every day.

Join us as Digital Matters Graduate Fellows & Faculty Grantees discuss their research projects and progress.

Engage with academic faculty, graduate students, and library professionals across Utah at this FREE symposium exploring ways to build and use area studies collections in higher education.

In this two-day class, students learn the fundamentals of blind tooling and gold tooling on leather, focusing on straight lines and using shellac glaire to affix the gold. Line-work is one of the most important, fundamental, and versatile decorative techniques used on tooled bindings, and is used in both traditional and contemporary designs. Students also have time to explore the use of decorative tools within a limited scope.

Join us for a three week summer institute for higher education faculty and graduate students on the topic of artificial intelligence and the humanities.