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Enjoy a murder mystery date night at the MPC. Come dressed in vintage formal wear. Arrive promptly by 6:30. You must stay the whole time as each person will have a character to play. Dinner and dessert will be provided.
Take a break from the books and join us in planting native plants at Utah Lake! You'll be helping restore the lake, support local wildlife, and make a real difference in our community.
Enjoy a murder mystery date night at the MPC. Come dressed in vintage formal wear. Arrive promptly by 6:30. You must stay the whole time as each person will have a character to play. Dinner and dessert will be provided.
Step into a unique opportunity to refine your professional skills and build lasting relationships. This event offers hands-on business etiquette training paired with meaningful conversations alongside experienced alumni.
Our Defense of the Liberal Arts open house will be on Thursday, October 29 from 10:30 am until 2:00 pm in the Liberal Arts Advisement & Careers Center (1049 JFSB). Students will find magical activities to become familiar with the career communities and the value of their degree, as well as treats and prizes to delight and amaze.
Join us as Dr. James Evans, Professor of Sociology at the University of Chicago delivers his lecture "The Singularity Will Not Be Singular: Complexity or Collapse and Collective Intelligence"
Gather with family and friends for a vibrant evening honoring loved ones who have passed at the annual Day of the Dead Celebration, hosted by the Museum of Peoples and Cultures.
Amy Harris, Professor of History, delivers the 2026 Virginia Cutler lecture sponsored by the School of Family Life: "Turns out Your Ancestor Was a Person." November 3, 2026 at 7 pm in 250 KMBL. All are welcome.
Come share your questions & concerns about housing, transportation, parking, and anything else in Provo with the Provo City Councilors.
When Faith, Fear, and Perfection Collide: Treating Scrupulosity, OCD, and Perfectionism in Religious Contexts