Bookstore blues
Walking through the west entrance to the bookstore with its new pseudo renovations is like wandering through a wasteland of a post-apocalyptic READ MORE
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This year resolve to go clubbing
It would seem that experiences of failure are honed during the golden college years. This is doubly true when making and inevitably READ MORE
Budget cuts leave scars
In an executive order, Governer Gary Herbert added insult to injury by heaping an additional three percent budget cut onto Utah’s higher READ MORE
Explore opportunities of higher ed.
Last week, a group of seven prospective Goshute students visited campus as part of an effort by Children First Utah, a non-profit READ MORE
Opportunity in a Global Economy
For students preparing to enter the professional work force, working abroad is an avenue that is often overlooked. Those who speak a READ MORE
Events Calendar Jan. 18-24
Editor’s Pick of the Week: Every Monday night until the end of April, Muse Music will be showing a free music documentary READ MORE
UVU posts rare home loss
The men’s basketball team played the Fighting Sioux of North Dakota in its second Great West Conference game of the season, losing READ MORE
Martin Luther King, Jr. commemorated through the fine and performing arts
First place visual arts Artist: A group effort by the Water Media I classes of Jana Parkin Medium: Watercolor collage of Dr. READ MORE
Four more years!: Velour flourishes in the valley
Velour Live Music Gallery (or, alternatively for BYU students, “The Velour”) has been a local treasure ever since it first opened its READ MORE
Bramble’s Gamble
Currently, online pharmacies are illegal in every state. But with his new bill, Provo State Senator Curt Bramble aims to make Utah READ MORE
