Auld lang syne: What I learned in 2015
2015 was a big year. War happened at home and abroad. Groundbreaking pieces of art and culture were made. Politics grew more turbulent, which I didn’t think was even…
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Close Quarters: Roommate Etiquette 101
Utah Valley University is now the largest university in the state of Utah with close to 35,000 students attending. With the rise in attendance to our university Utah county has…
RCA’s recent graduates showcase new skills in Fire Games
Photo credit: Mike Richardson Hours before the graduation of UVU’s Firefighter Recruit Candidate Academy spring class #71, the new graduates won the RCA’s traditional Fire Games, where they…
UVU Men’s basketball: Biggest game of season Thursday night
Two years ago, Holton Hunsaker led the Utah Valley University men’s basketball team to a victory over New Mexico State. It caused a lot of frustration for the Aggies, leading…
Cooksey to begin Jan. 4
Photo courtesy of UVU Marketing Scott W. Cooksey has been appointed as UVU’s new permanent vice president for development and alumni relations. His new post will officially begin Jan….
Carbon emissions and automobile accidents on the rise for UVU
Photo credit: Julie Ostler | Assistant Photo Editor | @jules1lo It seems that if UVU students and faculty wanted to make a positive impact on the environment instead of…
U. S. National Taekwondo Team members coach UVU club
Samery Moras was ranked 4th in the U.S. for her Taekwondo skills in 2014. Photo courtesy of UVU Taekwondo Club U.S. National Taekwondo Team members Samery Moras and Jared…
Police blotter
To report an incident to the UVU police department call, (801) 863-5555 Two-car collision Dec. 08- Police officers responded to a traffic accident in Parking Lot 3. No injuries were…
Mid-Season report on the Top 10 storylines
Feature photo courtesy of Brooke Morrill With the coming of a new semester means we take a look at the Top 10 storylines in UVU athletics at the midway point…
The complicated ethics of flag-burning: Students plan to burn ISIS flag on campus
Sometime this spring, an ISIS flag may be smoldering on the grounds of UVU. For centuries, symbolic burnings, including those of flags, have been a popular form of protest. It’s…
Death of a Salesman: the rise and fall of Trump
Donald Trump: a man of many faces. He owned the Miss Universe Pageant, owned a casino and properties in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, has his hotel legacy, and much…
UVU top 10 sports moments of 2015
The Wolverines’ year in review Utah Valley has seen a lot of success with a lot of their athletic teams in 2015. As we start a new year, I would…
Student Voice panel tackles student fees
A panel discussion on student fees capped off this semester’s Student Voice forum—but only a small number participated. The panel included Student Body President Dylan Swartz, Executive Vice President…
Local legislator comments on Obamacare, gun control to students
Photo credit: Collin Cooper | Photo Senior Staff | @coop.97 The first semester of the Pizza and Politics series ended with Rep. Brad Daw of the Utah State Legislature…
Fiji Ambassador: small island nations matter in the climate change war
Photo credit: Lee Thomas | Lifestyle Editor | sendleeletter@gmail.com Peter Thomson, Fiji’s Permanent Representative to the U. N. told UVU students Dec. 7 why small island nations should matter…
