Twice a year, fashion enthusiasts from around the world gather in New York, NY for the highly anticipated New York Fashion Week. This event sets the trends for the up-and-coming seasons of fashion.
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, UVU’s Latino Initiative has planned many amazing events to celebrate their culture as well as offer resources to the Latino community.
On Friday, Sept. 15, students of UVU and BYU joined together to support survivors of sexual assault at the “Light Up the Night” block party located at UVU Fulton Library quad.
Renée Elise Goldsberry visited the Noorda Center on Sep. 16 with a unique show, giving inspiring messages and beautiful songs that lit up Utah Valley with smiles and unity.
The film and television executive and producer Jennifer Howell visited UVU as part of her lecture series on Sept. 14.
WGA and SAG-AFTRA have been displaying perseverance for 3-4 months with their ongoing writers’ and actors’ strike, causing one of the largest interruptions in television and film production.
Don’t pack up your white clothing just yet. “Don’t wear white after Labor Day” is more of a testament to the Gilded Age than it is to modern day fashion.
The College of Science on UVU hosts Searing Scoville, an event where they interview faculty on campus while eating hot buffalo wings. This weeks event is with Physics professor Brian Patchett.
Keb’ Mo,’ award winning blues artist, performed at UVU.
“Talk To Me” is a film that works the horror genre masterfully in order to create a chilling experience that doesn’t seem that far off from reality.