Stranger Things Season 2 not as “Upside Down” as Season 1

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November 6, 2017

schedule 4 min read

Netflix released Season 2 of the ‘80s homage show Stranger Things on Oct. 28 and millions of the Netflix subscribers took to their couches to begin the binge of the 9 episode season. Season 2 definitely lived up to its title and to the anticipation built around its release, but one episode raised some eyebrows. […]

Never Let Me Go author wins Nobel Prize

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November 2, 2017

schedule 3 min read

The 2017 Nobel Prize in literature was awarded to British novelist, screenwriter and short storyteller, Kazuo Ishiguro by The Swedish Academy, bringing much less controversy than last year’s Nobel Prize winner, Bob Dylan. His award brought much discord among many literary critics because he is more known for his singing and song writing than literary […]

PRSSA wins Star Chapter Award at Boston PR Conference

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November 1, 2017

schedule 3 min read

UVU PRSSA recently returned from a national public relations conference in Boston. Sixteen students were selected to represent UVU at the conference. In order to be considered to go, PRSSA members were required to submit a cover letter, resume and be interviewed by the communications board. During the week-long conference, each student could learn from […]

Brazilian club brings culture of love and inclusion to campus

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November 1, 2017

schedule 3 min read

There are few places on campus that will make anyone feel as loved, appreciated and included than the Brazilian Club meetings. Food, sharing, love, dance and inclusion are all things that Carlos Figueiredo, president of the Brazilian club, strives to bring to each club activity to make sure everyone can get a taste of Brazilian […]

Provo Ghost Tours keep local folklore alive

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October 31, 2017

schedule 3 min read

Underneath the city of Provo is a world full of mythological tales. Danny B. Stewart, former UVU humanities professor, is a writer for Utah Stories Magazine and explores these mythological tales on his ghost tours. These stories come from local workers and business owners who have approached him with unexplainable paranormal activity they have experienced. […]

Fear Factory, Haunting Salt Lake City since 1894

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October 30, 2017

schedule 2 min read

Just off the 600 South exit on I-15 sits searchlights, giant demon statues lurking around the top of the factory and Freddy Krueger painted on the giant wall. Sitting on 666 West in Salt Lake City, Fear Factory beckons any brave guest willing to enter. The haunted house experience begins as guests walk through the […]

Shockheaded Peter: A musical where humor and creepy collide

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October 23, 2017

schedule 2 min read

Shockheaded Peter, the creepy yet disturbingly hilarious musical, is anything but forgettable; from the amazing talent to the dimmed lights accompanied by a weird recording of children talking and laughing, directors Alex Ungerman and Dave Mortensen brought an eerie spirit to the theater and the Halloween season. “Seeing shows like this just proves that you […]

Top 10 best late-night food joints part 1

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October 20, 2017

schedule 3 min read

Late-night cravings should not be ignored. Those instincts are important and should not be satisfied with a cup of fruit or some milk. You should go for the good stuff. So, the next time your body is screaming at you to satisfy your late-night craving, here are the first five of the top-10 best late-night […]

Nightmare on 13th will leave you screaming for more

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October 19, 2017

schedule 3 min read

When it comes to Halloween activities, haunted houses are one of the first things that come to mind because of the horror they bring to any thrill seeker’s life. “Places like that definitely give you an adrenaline rush,” UVU family behavioral science freshmen Madison Heiner said. Even though haunted houses are fun, going to the […]

Germerican everyday life

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October 18, 2017

schedule 3 min read

“How many of you are married?” This was the first question our professor asked on our first day of class. About 50 percent of the students raised their hand. All of them were Mormon. Before we came, we knew that Utah is the “LDS hotspot”, but it was still unfamiliar to see so many people […]