Affordable childcare is a problem for many parents who wish to go back to school to finish their education. Colorful paintings decorate the walls of the Wee Care Center, an apt backdrop for the children playing with toys while their parents are at school. Nine years ago, Turning Point, the on-campus Personal and Career Center […]
In nearly every measure, UVU ranks at or near the bottom when it comes to funding and facilities. UVU receives about 42 percent of their budget from the state, which is appropriated by the Utah Legislature. The appropriation amount is based on the school’s proposed wants and needs. This year, the Vice President of University […]
Graffiti. Everyone has seen it. Everyone has an opinion about it, but how many consider it artistic? On the evening of Jan. 28, the Woodbury Art Museum at University Mall made its grand opening for a new and unique exhibit, “Hidden Voices.” The exhibit features diverse types of graffiti art created by artists whose skill, […]
What do you think about concealed carry on campus? “I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it.” Kaeli Schneider Sophomore, Pre-Nursing “It really just depends on if there’s a reason for it. I think if they just want to come wearing it, I don’t think there’s any real reason to take a gun to class.” […]
Skis. Snowboard. Tobogan. Sled. Butt. Couch. In the grand tradition of high speed downhill snow transports, the ages have given us a plethora of options all designed to maximize our wintertime fun. Utah is especially known for its snow sports as many head to the hills and mountains, looking for a rush and an excuse […]
Individuals need to understand that the United States of America is a nation of laws. We are governed by the rule of law, which is defined as “no person is immune to law.” Everyone who enters into the country is subject to our law. Opponents of Arizona’s SB1070 and Utah’s Illegal Immigration Enforcement Act need […]
Locking lips for school spirit. True Wolverine was filled with kisses and wandering hopefuls, along with some who were confused about what the event truly was. The event, which took place on Jan. 27, was headlined with Davie Millet and Katie Sawatzki, a couple who got engaged at the homecoming basketball game earlier that evening. […]
On Feb. 2, ten iPods were held mid-kiss in a battle of will and stamina. The Bookstore’s Annual Kissing Contest offered 10 couples a shot at each winning an 8G iPod Touch. All they had to do was hold a packaged iPod Nano between each of them using only their lips and hope to outlast […]
“Life, the Universe & Everything” is happening again at BYU The 29th annual science fiction and fantasy symposium known as “Life, the Universe & Everything” is returning to BYU Feb. 17-19. For the uninitiated, this is a collection of panel presentations, lectures, workshops and readings by professional authors and artists for aspiring authors, artists and […]
Funding concerns directly impacting students takes lower priority than the issue of faculty compensation, but may be more important than students realize. Students may find themselves perplexed by what administrators want from state legislators this year. Val Hale, vice president of University Relations, wrote in the school blog that the administration’s first priority to take […]