A few years ago the honors program amounted to a handful of classes with an H embedded in their call number (i.e. 101H) and the honors office consisted of a small cramped room in the bowels of the Liberal Arts building. Entering the program was as simple as adding an honors course, and completion of the program was based solely on completing a certain number of credits. Starting this semester, that has all changed.

So you’ve decided to attend UVSC, welcome. In almost everything in life, from jobs to schools to social groups, there are usually two points of view: outsiders and insiders.

Last month, UVSC took another significant step toward becoming UVU. In a meeting held Dec. 14, the Utah State Board of Regents approved a new mission statement for UVSC.

The 14th annual UVSC Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration is to take place on Jan 15 and 16 with notable speakers and performers coming to campus and UVSC students displaying artwork.

Students wanting to improve their health, change their lifestyle or just stay healthy need not look farther than campus for a professional resource and health services.

Four legislators from Tajikistan visited UVSC as part of an international exchange program that brought them to Utah from Dec. 6-14, 2007.

The Wee Care Center was established to provide quality childcare for low-income students at UVSC, MATC, and Turning Point. It helps to provide an opportunity for students who would otherwise be unable to start or finish school because of lack of childcare. The center was founded about six years ago by Carol Verbecky who saw […]