Letter to the Editor
As a pedestrian walking from my car to the main buildings, I have noticed that I can’t “legally” get to the library READ MORE
Opinions
Bill threatens outreach programs
While affirmative action supports equality in the workplace, it also mandates funding for diversity projects like the Multicultural and Women’s Centers on READ MORE
Fight for peace
Ugandan children once were forced to become soldiers. The Peace and Justice Studies department hosted grassroots movement Invisible Children on November READ MORE
Expecting the unexpected
Reverberating waves of sound filled the library Wednesday, Dec. 1, as poet Alex Caldiero used his considerable talent to awe, stun and READ MORE
My toys are cooler than your toys
It’s that time of year again, with children snuggly asleep in their beds, while sugar plums do the Macarena inside their sweet READ MORE
‘Stoops’ conquers
On Dec. 2, the UVU Department of Theatrical Arts opened its production of She Stoops to Conquer. Written in 1773, Stoops is READ MORE
Letters to the Editor: December 6, 2010
I disagree with the article titled “‘Tis the Season.” We “huddled masses” are “depressed” because of the weather, period. We gain weight READ MORE
A letter from your student body president
America’s fight for independence has always been of particular interest to me. No matter what country you are from, there is something READ MORE
Help them help us
Mental health programs need more support Although the school has an efficient suicide prevention program, the Student Health Services needs more counselors READ MORE
Ignorance is bliss
Why we deny prescription drug abuse Nonmedical use of prescription drugs is on the rise. Students are at risk for abuse and READ MORE