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Kenny Larson's interest in filmmaking began with a low-resolution black-and-white toy camcorder by Tyco. He was 8. Fast-forward to 12, he and his buddies were making short skater movies that Larson joked were "mostly incoherent."

Clarke Headlee, account executive in Network and Communications Infrastructure (NCI), is a perfect example of the power that nature and nurture play in our lives.

What all opera lovers have in common is, well, the moment they fell in love. For Nelson LeDuc, software engineer in UIT's University Support Services' HR/Auxiliary Team, that moment came at age 33. He was considering auditioning for a local opera and figured, “I ought to go and see what I’m getting into."

Levi Conner’s lyrics in “Never Coming Back” unfold like an old roadmap – dog-eared, thumbed through, loose at the seams.

Utah Voices left obscurity behind the moment it stepped off the stage at the Lincoln Center of Performing Arts in 2011. "We felt honored to be there," said Gary Carter, Associate Director of Enterprise Resource Planning, who also sings in the community choir.

What are you doing this winter to stay active? Why not join a sports league and play with your fellow TLT colleagues, Jake Dahdah and Pete Hemingway?

Gaming, computer science, films, and fine art: these are just a few of Sangjae Park’s favorite things – with video games topping out the list.

You've practiced the shot 200 times. Now it's game time, it counts, and your teammate just dished you the basketball. You square up to shoot, the ball is on target … nothing but net.

Cindy Hanson, executive secretary for Teaching and Learning Technologies (TLT), has always had artistic talent, having grown up drawing and studying graphic design as early as middle school.

Utah is the kind of place where Jasmine Haywood’s love of anime makes her fit in more than stand out.