Neon Trees light up homecoming weekend
Provo’s own Neon Trees capped off UVU’s homecoming festivities with a 11-song set of uproarious pop anthems — and they did it READ MORE
Arts & Culture
UVU dresses up to throw it down at the Emerald Ball
UVU students flocked to the nostalgic “Emerald Ball,” held during homecoming week. A flashback to the time of high school dances, from awkward READ MORE
Making Fun of Mormons: How far is too far?
Comedian David Cross of “Arrested Development” drew heavy criticism from Twitter users, religious commentators and others when he posted a photoshopped picture READ MORE
Apple Music vs. Spotify: What the students are saying
Apple Music/iTunes uses more data on campus servers than any other streaming service – and over ten times more data than Spotify. READ MORE
Drive-in movie: An Incredible night of nostalgia
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Food deal app Hooked launches in Orem/Provo area
If there’s two things college students love, it’s food and good deals. Thanks to popular food and drink app in college towns, READ MORE
LGBT Student Services host Trivia and Ga(y)me night
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Philosophers discuss science fiction becoming reality
The philosophy and humanities department brought panelists Shuja Haider and Leigh M Johnson to campus to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) and other READ MORE
Coping with stress through art
A month into the semester, I have already heard many students talk about feeling stressed from their schoolwork, especially those who work READ MORE
Why receiving your master’s might be right for you
Students approaching graduation, whether they’re graduating with their bachelor’s degree or their associate’s, might be wondering what to do after the ceremony READ MORE
