Celebrate the appointment of William A. Smith as a Distinguished Professor at the University of Utah’s College of Education. Recognized for his pioneering work on racial battle fatigue and his commitment to equity in education, his influence extends globally.
The School for Cultural and Social Transformation, or Transform at the University of Utah has seen many changes and victories throughout its existence. The college was formed in late 2016, with a vision to challenge the ways students perceive the world and people around them. Since its formation, the school has received three prestigious Mellon.
THE INAUGURAL FILM of postwar queer cinema and a watershed event in the history of the American avant-garde, Kenneth Anger’s Fireworks of 1947 is an autobiographical account of the awakening of desire. Shot when the filmmaker was only seventeen years old,1 the film is the sadomasochistic fantasy of a young man, played by the teenage Anger, who dreams he is sexually assaulted by a gang of sailors. Like its young author, the film was precocious. Made in the immediate aftermath of World War II, just as the United States was entering the Cold War, in which it imagined itself to be the policeman of
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Utah State University has announced six fellows joining the Transformative Intersectional Collective (TRIC), a partnership with University of Utah s School for Cultural & Social Transformation, supported by an Andrew W. Mellon grant.