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News
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Nadja Durbach’s "Many Mouths: The Politics of Food in Britain From the Workhouse to the Welfare State" has been awarded a Gourmand Award
These awards are given annually to honor cookbooks and food writing. Professor Durbach’s book won in the thematic category of Food Security (United Kingdom).
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Professor Eric Herschthal publishes piece in The New Republic, "The Elusive Promise of the Underground Railroad"
Three new books show how Northern states betrayed Black people, and why many found Mexico a safer destination.
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University of Utah issues Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
In recognition of Indigenous People’s Day and Native American Heritage Month, the University of Utah is formally launching its Indigenous Land Acknowledgement.
Guided Pathways
Events
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Apr 13
Tuesday
12pm - 1pmAuthor Meets Readers with Heather Houser
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Apr 13
Tuesday
4pm - 5pmGCSC Seminar: Liliana Caughman, Northwest Indian College--“From Climate Action to Climate Justice: How scenarios, partnerships, and community priorities are driving equitable urban sustainability and resilience planning in Portland, Oregon”
Zoom
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Apr 13
Tuesday
7pm - 9pmShadow Flowers Movie Screening
Utah Film Center Website
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Apr 15
Thursday
1pm - 2pmFilm Screening: 4 Waters-Deep Implicancy and conversation with film creators
Zoom
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Apr 15
Thursday
6pm - 7pmEGSA Speaker Series - Jack Halberstam Public Lecture and Conversation
Zoom
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Apr 15
Thursday
6pm - 7:30pmGardening, Ecology, and Social Justice: Personal and Community Stories
Virtual
