Wallace Stegner, a biographical film portrait, celebrates the 2009 centennial of this birth. Wallace Stegner was an acclaimed writer, conservationist, and teacher. He became one of America's greatest writers. This one hour documentary paints a portrait of the West that Wallace Stegner so loved.

In a landmark documentary series, KUED offers the first television profile of the five principle American Indian tribes of Utah. From the devastating slaughter that redefined the Northwestern Shoshone, to the optimism of the 21st Century of the Navajo, We Shall Remain explores the past, present and future of the region's indigenous people through their own words. From the desert cultures of the Paiute and Goshute people, to the horse and mountain culture of the Ute, this is a unique and overdue consideration of core cultures in the American West.

The year was 1864. About eight thousand Navajo men, women and children were forced from their sacred homeland to march over 300 miles to a barren reservation in New Mexico along the Texas border, called Bosque Redondo. Many died along the way and during a four-year incarceration. It was called - The Long Walk.

Examine Range Creek Canyon and the issues that challenge efforts to understand it.

Visit some of America's most stunning landscapes, set to music from some of the world's greatest composers.

Take a walk through the campus of yesteryear and meet the school's personalities who have made the U. what is today.