“Bridgerton” has some major historical inaccuracies, but it is meant for a modern-day audience and casts people of color in roles they would not typically be invited to play.
Student housing can be difficult to navigate, but these tips will make finding your new home just a bit easier.
There is a new, strange-looking box on the LA concourse. It offers hot pizzas for students at UVU without the need for human interaction.
The folk band The Paper Kites came to visit Utah for their first time, taking their audience on a journey from first love to parting ways through several different genres of music.
LTUE is one of Utah’s many writing conferences. Unlike some of the others that focus on story development or technical classes, LTUE provides a playground for creators to meet and learn.
The “it girl” icon started in Hollywood and continues today with the“that girl” trend on TikTok and Instagram. These two trends are not very different; they focus on ideals that lead to dissatisfaction.
Family movies centered around Black narratives are a great way to celebrate Black history and Black culture in a casual family setting.
Luca de la Florin shared outer and inner dialogues through his professional oboe playing at UVU on January 22. Faculty recitals are a great time to learn more about music and specific instruments.
“Baldur’s Gate 3” has become an internet sensation! One reason is the possibility for intimate scenes with NPCs and playable party members. But the game is a lot more than a romance simulator.
UVU has many student-run journals on campus, and they need you to participate! Learn more about what joining a journal can look like, and how the experience can help you grow as a student.