Each year the International Study Programs holds an International Photo Contest. Over 350 submissions were accepted and judged, and a dozen have been selected to appear in the International Photo Calendar. Clark Goldsberry’s photograph, “Blue Mosque,” won first place. He also has an honorable mention photograph that will be featured in the 2013 International Photo […]

By Sarah Dallof ksl.com   Sarah Dallof reporting Saturday marked 52 years of Veterans Day concerts for the Utah National Guard 23rd Army Band, a tribute attended by hundreds. The 23rd Army Band performance was just one of several events held across the state honoring those who defended and who currently serve our country. Veterans […]

Nov 8, 2012 was the first of three consecutive nights in the Ragan Theater where audiences were mesmerized. These nights were dedicated to Imagination, Creativity and Innovation by UVU’s School of the Arts, eloquently executed by the School of the Arts Dance Departments Repertory Ballet Ensemble. The dancers had finesse, poise and grace, having learned […]

Music has been used as a form of communication and expression for centuries. The strum of a guitar string, the vibrato in a singer’s voice and the precision of a piano cord all have the power to touch people in ways that no other medium can, and through the years, music has proven to be […]

7-Eleven predicts election results since 2000

Last week I went to a newspaper conference with the UVU Review and like previous conferences, it became very clear that our paper is not like most. Most college newspapers have a reoccurring topic that the Review hardly touches on. This topic is anything regarding alcohol. Headlines like party crashing, DU-Why and best beer for […]