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News
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Professor Eric Herschthal publishes, "A Reckoning with How Slavery Ended"
Kris Manjapra’s new book, “Black Ghost of Empire,” examines the ways white slaveholders were compensated, while formerly enslaved people were not. Professor Herschthal discusses the publication in a piece for the New Republic.
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Professor Susie Porter Receives University of Utah Presidential Public Impact Scholar Award
The University of Utah’s Presidential Public Impact Scholar Awards recognizes a select group of faculty: Recognized experts in their respective fields and disciplines, they share and translate their scholarship, research, creative activities and ideas with opinion leaders, policymakers, the general public and other audiences outside the university and in ways that can transform society.
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Professor Matt Basso Provides Historical Context for Utah Starbucks Unionization
In a recent interview with KUER, Professor Matt Basso discusses the national wave of Starbucks Unionization drives and places it in the larger context of Utah and US labor history.
Guided Pathways
Events
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May 19
Thursday
8am - 7pm2nd Railroads in Native America Gathering and Symposium
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May 19
Thursday
Ongoing through 5/21/22Special Edition of the ORBEM Magazine 110th Anniversary of the Mexican Consulate in Salt Lake City, UT Call for Papers
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May 20
Friday
8am - 7pm2nd Railroads in Native America Gathering and Symposium
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May 21
Saturday
8am - 7pm2nd Railroads in Native America Gathering and Symposium
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Jun 13
Monday
9am - 5pmDLI Secondary Summer Institute for Teachers
University of Utah Campus, TBA
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Jun 14
Tuesday
9am - 5pmDLI Secondary Summer Institute for Teachers
University of Utah Campus, TBA
