College of Humanities
Where Ideas Connect
Tuesday Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) Wednesday Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC) and Virtual Wednesday Tanner Irish Humanities Building - Carolyn (CTIHB) Thursday Tanner Irish Humanities Building - Carolyn (CTIHB) Thursday Tanner Irish Humanities Building - Carolyn (CTIHB)Events
Oct 20
Ongoing through 12/31/26La China Pobalana: Women's Stories Stitched, Worn & Remembered in the Borderlands
Oct 21
3pm - 4:20pmOwning Your Professional Skills | Career Workshop Series
Oct 21
5:15pm - 6:15pmHumanities Recognized Student Government Meeting
Oct 22
12pm - 1:30pmTanner: Jeremy Rosen, author of "Genre Bending"
Oct 22
12pm - 1pmJeremy Rosen, author of Genre Bending: The Plasticity of Form in Contemporary Literary Fiction
Student Spotlights
Read stories and achievements of our students as they excel in their humanities studies and make meaningful impacts in their communities.
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Humans of the U: Marcos Van Dalen
The military as a whole values an education. If you study engineering as a student, or you get a mechanical engineering degree in the Marine Corps, that doesn’t mean you’re going to do something engineering-related. Everybody competes for their occupational specialty, their MOS, military occupational specialty.
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Humans of the U: Drake Becker
I’m a freshman, born in Berkeley, California, and raised in Oakland before my family moved to Salt Lake City nine years ago. I have cerebral palsy, and I’m a disability advocate on social media. I chose to study strategic communications because my end goal is to do PR marketing for a disability-related company.
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Undergraduate Research Highlight | Annalina Denys
Taking one genetics class from Kent Golic, professor at the School of Biological Sciences, catapulted Annalina Denys into a deeper interest in a magical, unexpected world.
Get Involved
University life offers a vibrant tapestry of extracurricular activities through its diverse array of clubs and organizations. Join our renowned Debate team, perfect for those looking to hone their public speaking and critical thinking skills. For those interested in campus leadership, ASUU provides a platform to make a real difference in university policies and student life. Language enthusiasts can immerse themselves in various Language clubs, practicing conversation and exploring different cultures. Budding scholars can engage in cutting-edge Research opportunities across multiple disciplines. Whether you're looking to discover a new interest, or prepare for your future career, university clubs and organizations offer a gateway to enriching experiences beyond the classroom.
Humanities Recognized Student Government (Hum RSG)
The Hum RSG aims to bring together the college's leadership and students to better the humanities college community while being accountable to the students.
Humanities House
Each year, twelve undergraduate students from the College of Humanities are selected to live in the O.C. Tanner Humanities House in historic Fort Douglas.
Humanities Ambassadors
Humanities Ambassadors engage in weekly outreach and student support activities, along with occasional special events throughout the semester and represent the college across campus and at recruiting events.
Other Resources
Writing Center
Writing tutors can help you improve any aspect of your writing in any discipline. We can help develop ideas, improve the clarity of your writing, avoid plagiarism, and many more.
Humanities Emergency Funding
If you are a student declared in a Humanities major and you are experiencing a financial hardship, please fill out this request. Undergraduate students also should have a FAFSA application on file.
Humanities Petitions/Appeals
Need to withdrawal from a class after the deadline or submit a tuition appeal?
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