Zeitoun: Life of an Immigrant After Katrina
Dave Eggers, known for his self-reflective, verbose works, wrote Zeitoun, a character-driven potboiler account of a single family living in New Orleans. READ MORE
Arts & Culture
Advice from working for the world’s largest music industry
UVU alumna Faith Tusieseina left the world of red carpets, paparazzi, iconic concerts and award shows for a short trip home on READ MORE
Diversity is celebrated for the United Nations’ International Day of Peace
Photo by Maricel Evangelista The Reflection Center celebrated the International Day of Peace, a day where students of different beliefs and backgrounds come READ MORE
Top three things “The Walking Dead” Season 8A should include
The Walking Dead’s eighth season premieres in less than a month, and the hype surrounding the show’s return is alive and well. READ MORE
The rediscovery of reading
Admit it, no matter how much you may say you hate it, reading is a good thing. Studies have shown that reading READ MORE
Meet two entrepreneurs who will knock your socks off
A gangster walrus dressed in gold chains, hipster seals with do-rags and George Washington’s head on Zeus’s body are just a few READ MORE
Play review: “Doctor Faustus”
The theatre department brought Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe to life Sept. 11 through vibrant expressions, costumes and a lively portrayal of READ MORE
The Subjectivity of Abstract Art: It’s in the eye of the beholder
The Woodbury Art Museum put on a show titled Art of our Century: Movement and Marcus Vincent, June 1- Sept. Even though READ MORE
Jazz Jam Series cures the Tuesday night blues
Jam sessions allow jazz artists to gain experience performing and spontaneously creating music in front of small crowds. Now, with the Jazz READ MORE
Movie Review: Stephen King’s ‘IT’
Bliss was the summer of 1988 in Derry. Everything from great bands, like New Kids On the Block, blasting on the radio, READ MORE