Art Department
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Making a Splash at Summer Camp!
June 2, 2026It is that time of year again where our halls feel very empty without our students… but that does not mean education stops! We are thrilled to have summer camps here in our buildings, teaching the arts to children of…
Study the Arts Abroad: Summer Edition
June 2, 2026There is so much to be learned from art across the globe. We are fortunate to have had three study abroad trips this summer led by our Arts faculty!
Dance and Film in Brazil
April 28, 2026One of the fantastic opportunities of attending Utah Tech is the chance to participate in our study abroad programs! In late February, our Dance and Digital Film departments collaboratively took students on a 10-day trip to Brazil, exploring the ideas…
Fire and Ice: A Night to Remember
April 28, 2026One of the most exciting events on campus is the Annual Fire and Ice Scholarship Gala. It was presented by the Utah Tech Foundation on March 20, 2026, in its 22nd year. The Fire and Ice Gala is an impactful…
The Road with Dr. Rhodes
April 28, 2026After 12 years leading the Music Education program at Utah Tech University, Dr. Rhonda Rhodes is retiring. Rhonda is no stranger to Southern Utah audiences with a long career leading musicians as one of the state’s finest teachers. She was…
Our Artistic Graduating Class of 2025-2026
March 31, 2026It is that time of year again where we say goodbye to our graduates as they finish their time here and move on to the next chapter of their lives. We are proud to announce the College of the Arts…
End of Year Showcases
March 30, 2026One of the most important things an arts student can do is take advantage of all the opportunities we have on campus to showcase their skills. As we head towards the end of the semester, opportunities abound. From art galleries…
A Reflection on “Tristan & Yseult”
March 30, 2026The curtain has set on yet another production on our Eccles Fine Arts stage. Across February and March, Kneehigh’s Tristan & Yseult took the stage in an ambitious performance. This show is a retelling of a dark Romeo and Juliet-esque…
The Value of Student Work
February 26, 2026As faculty gather to plan, it is always with the work of the student body in mind. “How are our students doing?” “Look at this excellence!” How can we reach this generation better?” Administrators on campus and at the state…
Ground-breaking on the McDonald Renovation
February 24, 2026The Wellington & Margaret McDonald Center for Humanities & Social Sciences has new changes coming! This building in the heart of campus has served the university well for many years and it will continue to do so after an extensive…