The Center for the Study of Ethics presented Congressman Chris Cannon on Centre Stage on Friday, Jan. 11 for a speech on democracy and civility in relation to ethics.

The National Student Exchange (NSE) celebrates its 40-year anniversary this year. For UVSC, the exchange program is in its first year, and the first student to participate has just shown up on campus.

UVSC’s automotive department is looking to improve its program and to give more experience to its student’s by looking for people who are willing to donate old, new, or used cars, which in turn is a great way to receive a tax write-off for donators.

A presidential election has commenced after this nation has arguably encountered more change during a presidential reign than any other in history.

On Jan. 21, the nation will observe Martin Luther King Day.

Vehicles all over the state are sporting the new Utah license plates. The new design has replaced the old “Ski Utah” license plates but still sport the slogan “Greatest snow on Earth.”

Jan. 1: DUI METABOLITE/ POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA — A 20-year old female from Santa Fe, New Mexico was arrested for DUI and possession of marijuana. The female and three passengers drove 10 hours to attend the New Year’s Eve party at the McKay Event Center. Her vehicle was also impounded.Jan. 5: BOMB THREAT — UVSC police […]

The Equity Education Center at UVSC hosted “Empowering Your Tomorrow,” intended to raise awareness on career opportunities for 6th to 12th grade boys and their parents.

Former UVSC student Ammon Hardin, 18, was arrested by the Provo Police Department on Dec. 10 after evidence linked him to three armed robberies and two break-ins.

Expect the number of bachelor’s degrees at UVSC to continue to increase with this year’s transition to university status. At the start of the fall 2007 semester, UVSC broadened its degree offerings, which now totals 56 bachelor’s programs.