by Tyson Peterson, reporter, [email protected] He can usually be seen dancing at basketball games, hurling t-shirts and other giveaways into the stands, or posing for pictures with fans, but Willy the Wolverine is still seen as somewhat of an enigma to the rest of the Utah Valley University community. Recently there has been talk of […]
by Tyson Peterson, Sports Writer, [email protected] Here at UVU there are currently 191 registered clubs, 11 of which are sports clubs. Baseball, cycling, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s rugby, men’s soccer, men’s volleyball, racquetball, rodeo, and fencing are among the many clubs to help students have fun and be active. A few of […]
By Tyson Peterson Four new intramural fields right off of Geneva Road are coming this fall to UVU. Prior to the new development, UVU students had used the fields located on the north side of the Extended Education Building, and the grass fields off of 400 West. The new fields are expected […]
Bright and early on Saturday, Oct. 27, about 200 UVU students showed up at 400 N. and 400 W. in Orem with one purpose in mind: to serve the community. As students started to arrive at the field, they either selected which project they wanted to work on or they confirmed ones they had signed […]
Student Service Council hopes for 500 volunteers for service projects on Oct. 27
Instagram recorded 7.3 million mobile users in August, while Twitter came in at a mere 6.9 million, according to comScore, a leader in providing measurements in the digital world.
Merry Christmas to Central Africa in 2008. The gift? Joseph Kony and the Lord’s Resistance Army massacre 620 people and abduct 160 children who are forced into becoming child soldiers. These children are only a small part of the Invisible Children, said Jason Russell, one of the stars of the film “The Rescue,” which was […]
21 year old Nathan Packer is a Volleyball player on The UVU team and for anyone who has ever met Packer, they may say he has the unmistakable looks of a certain cultural icon spawned from the mind of Stephanie Meyer. In his spare time, Nathan works at the Pleasant Grove Blockbuster where he is […]
The Mormon Women’s Literary Tour made its second-to-last stop in the Student Center on March 26. Ten Mormon women shared their writings, lending their voice to the collective voice of the female Mormon writer. Joanna Brooks, Chairwoman of the English department at San Diego State had the idea for the tour, and for her the […]
One of Utah’s great poet’s, Joel Long, read sections of his most popular book “Winged Insects” in SC 206 on Jan. 28 as part of the “Happenings in Humanities” event. The work from which he read won him the “Mayor’s Artist Award for Literary Arts” at The Utah Arts Festival. His poems have been published […]