With all the hours in class and tedious study outside of class, it can be difficult to find a way to release all the stress and weight that comes from the first couple weeks of school. 30 Seconds to Mars is set to shake up campus for the mtvU Campus Invasion Tour on the evening […]

As the student population of the school continues to grow, so does the interest of national and international organizations looking to establish a following on campus. Though nationally recognized academic or service societies are nothing new to the university, there has been a growth of interest in creating a Greek community on campus. UVU is […]

All aspiring writers, poets, artists and photographers should hurry and get their work together, because Touchstones, the English department’s literary journal, is calling for all submissions for their fall 2010 issue to be in by Sept. 24. Submitting work to a literary journal is a good way for students to get recognized for hard work […]

Walking down the hallway, students don’t need to deal with someone blowing cigarette smoke in their direction. But outside, campus policies unfortunately cannot enforce common courtesy. Most students used to walk through the halls of the Liberal Arts building and the Physical Education building to get from class to class or to get to the […]

A freshman’s perspective on a parking alternative For all incoming freshmen, college has come at last. We can finally soak in all of the excitement and anticipation we’ve had through the summer months and put them to good use. We have new freedom in many areas of our lives and are at the university of […]

Change in the multicultural lens of UVU comes subtly but can enter loudly upon arrival, and UVU’s Multicultural Center is looking to make it welcomed and positive. A partnership created by the UVU Latino Initiative and Latinos in Action, a program founded by Mountview vice principal Jose Enriques, seeks and labors to prepare young Latinos […]

“Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice.” Barry Goldwater spoke these words at the 1964 GOP National Convention. Considering the current situation in the world, they hardly seem like a true statement. Is extremism or radicalism to be excused when it is in the name of liberty and freedom? In Florida, the Reverend […]

Figuring out classes and getting used to new schedules takes some time, so the first couple weeks of school can be stressful. Yet for students with disabilities, it can be even more difficult. Some students require accommodations for physical conditions. In order to accommodate wheelchairs in classrooms, a student may request a table rather than […]