Imagine a place in Provo where you can order tasty food, kick back, talk with friends, view film, or just do homework. If this sounds appealing to you, you’re not alone. The good news is that BYU student Nathan Robbins plans to open a new café that will be just that.
Summer seems to have a tendency to bring with it many abominations to the sartorial world. Flip-flops.
With the change to university status, the department of theatrical arts is making the most drastic physical change on campus. Earlier this year, the Ray and Tye Noorda Foundation made the largest single donation in UVSC history to benefit the school’s theatre program.
At RateMyProfessors.com, college students can leave comments on and judge all of their professors. They can say how much they learned and if the teacher was unintelligible, funny, or even attractive.
Any questions about campus events that students may have, such as where to locate a building, or where to buy tickets to a theatre department play, can be answered by the staff at Campus Connection.
Students longing for college life in all its social glory need not look any further than the Hall of Flags.
Starting this summer, construction will begin on the old library in order to transform it into headquarters for Student Services. The building will be renamed Losee Center for Student Success.
Most UVU students could sing BYU’s, Notre Dame’s or Michigan State’s, but many seem ignorant of their own university’s fight song. It seems more than likely that a good number of them aren’t even aware that UVU has a fight song.
It has been years in the making and now the day has officially come.
It’s hard having a beard. It’s itchy, it’s hot, people stare at it, and you can’t blow huge bubble gum bubbles. I think the toughest, but manliest, part of having a beard is to get enough courage to grow pubic-like hair all over your face. To those men who try and succeed, I say, “Good one on you, mate” and for those who are follicle-challenged, I say, “Dude, sorry. If God didn’t put it there, don’t even try it.”