Winter is coming and with that dreaded cold drawing near, here are three books students should read to inspire, motivate, cultivate or take a spoon full of the sweetest laughter every student needs. A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again by David Foster Wallace While on assignment for Harper’s magazine, Wallace writes seven nonfiction […]
What musical theater company portrays a once in a lifetime classic biblical tale with an old western twist? Sundance Summer Theatre presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat with breathtaking musical numbers, over-the-top choreography, intricate scenery and a modern twist on an award-winning musical. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is about the prophet Jacob’s […]
With everything that students have going on, it can become hard to get a good night’s sleep. Other things often take priority and sleep takes a backseat to social life, studying and work. Sleep is a good thing that helps refuel our bodies and gives us energy to accomplish tasks. Sleep should become a priority […]
Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back again for a third time with all the witty humor one would expect from the tight-wearing vigilante. However, as seen in Captain America: Civil-War, this Spider-Man was already shooting web and climbing on walls before having his own movie. Marvel’ s Spider-Man hit some low points during the super-hero […]
“In a city swollen by refugees but still mostly at peace, or at least not yet openly at war…” writes Mohsin Hamid to hook and catch the reader into a tale that speaks volumes to the modern crises of immigration. Which, if we watch the news and follow President Trump’s twitter, is an issue one […]
Living in a desert can make it hard to stay cool during the summer. Sometimes, it feels like the only relief from the heat is opening the freezer and standing in the chilly air. But, there are other things that can be done to help beat the heat this summer. Drink Water During the summer […]
The first step to any choreographic process is making the choice of what the choreography expresses. An artist’s mind is never unlimited, but unfortunately society attempts to limit artistic expression. UVU offers an environment that encourages any form of expression, despite the barriers set up by society. An example of this is the choreographic choices […]
Colson Whitehead, the 2017 winner of the Pulitzer Prize in fiction as well as the National Book Award winner, writes a story that is both mesmerizing and brutally haunting as it revisits the dark part of American history that is slavery. “The Underground Railroad is a reminder of the ways in which the pain of […]
When I grew up I wanted to be the President of the United States. Usually when I told adults they would chuckle and say, good luck! But, my mom never doubted me. It was always real to her. Because of that, it was real to me. She would tell me the steps I needed to […]
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the fifth and supposedly final installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise hit theaters May 26th starting off the summer. For anyone who saw the movie and stayed after the credits knows there are lingering doubts that Disney has ended the series. It is possible […]