Chinese New Year
In honor of Chinese New Year and 2017, the year of the rooster, the International Student Council has planned an event to READ MORE
Arts & Culture
Student Profile: Kiersten Zundel
Theater is not just about filling the part according Kiersten Zundel, a sophomore theater major; it is about connecting with the character, READ MORE
Keeping up with the Warhols: a preview of the arts
As the semester comes into full swing, the monotony of academic life may leave you feeling like banging your brain against your READ MORE
How to improve time management skills
Classes are in full swing, and time is spread thin between practice, clubs and volunteering. This makes it difficult to fit in READ MORE
The Rotisserie
The Rotisserie, located on the first floor of the classroom building, brings a classy, sit-down Italian restaurant experience to any average day READ MORE
All My Puny Sorrows
By: Chase Knudsen-Staff Writer “It was the first time that we had sort of articulated our major problem. She wanted to die, READ MORE
A Monster Calls is a thoughtful examination of grief
Grief is a bold theme to take on in any work of art. Not only is it a touchy subject, but it’s READ MORE
Romm Trio offers a unique take on classical music
Most classical compositions are not arranged to be played by just trumpets and piano, but the Romm Trio has distinguished themselves by READ MORE
Humans of UVU: Xu “Keira” Sun
Xu DzKeiradz Sun, originally from Henan, the most populated province in China, moved to Texas to pursue both an MBA and the READ MORE
Moana: a warm movie for the holidays
Moana takes a creative turn from dresses, fancy balls and matrimony with Prince Charming, to an epic adventure where the princess even READ MORE