Not only lung cancer, but cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, bladder, stomach, cervix, kidney and pancreas, and acute myeloid leukemia are all linked to smoking cigarettes.
A career conference focusing on women in technology will be held at UVSC on Nov. 28.
UVSC is home to a groundbreaking exchange of delegates, information and ideas between Utah and the Central Asian republics.Over the past eight years, the college has been the heart of what Dr. Alex Stecker said is an "unbelievable exchange" between Utah and countries such as Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Turkistan.
On CampusBishop speaks to instituteMember of presiding bishopric on campusBy: Rebecca LamoreauxNews WriterOn Nov. 2, the Orem Institute of Religion had the privilege of hosting Bishop Richard C. Edgley, first counselor in the presiding bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
On campusHeadline: Students "break to the beat"Sub-headline: UVSC club expresses themselves through breakdancing.Britnee NguyenNews writerThe UVSC Breakdance Club is open for students who are interested in learning breakdancing moves. Breakdancing is a form of hip-hop that originated from street-style dancing, and the club originated last year from the strong student demand to start one.
The fires in California may have calmed, but the affects of the flames still rage high, reaching not only the people immediately involved, but also friends and family members across the nation. UVSC student Adam Kenney Webb’s family was one of the 350,000 houses evacuated and nearly one million people displaced in southern California due […]
With winter soon arriving, having a reliable car is pertinent to safe driving in Utah’s ever-changing climate. UVSC’s automotive students are putting on a free car winterizing clinic, which will include checking cars to help students, faculty and people in the community to help know if their car is winter ready. "The main purpose is […]
Through the years, social acceptance of homosexuality and homosexual culture has shifted. Although it has existed throughout history, homosexuality is largely a newly emerging debate across the world. On Nov. 7, a gender studies forum titled "Making Sex Invisible," was held in LA 223 at 4 p.m. The event focused on the current and prior […]
Monday, Nov. 12 marks the beginning of UVSC’s third annual Global Engagement Week. Various activities, shows and lectures sponsored by a number of organizations within the school will be held each day in an effort to raise cultural understanding.This event is a part of the International Education Week (IEW), a joint initiative of the US Department of State and the US Department of Education to celebrate international education and the exchange of students worldwide.
The UVSC department of history will host Elizabeth Clement as part of their monthly lecture series "Turning Points in History," on Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. in LA 101. Clement’s lecture, entitled "Straights, Gays, and Everybody Else: Does Sexuality Have a History?," will be free and open to the public. "Sexuality does have a history," […]