Hipster­–larvae appeal

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 3 minutes Neon Trees are a band in the halcyon days of their so-far miniscule musical empire; able, for now, to fend off all the depressing criticisms and realities that every breakout band must endure before achieving the kind of lasting success that so few bands attain. For instance, overzealous fans, being misinterpreted musically or lyrically, “selling […]

Parking pays – so pull in and put up

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 3 minutes The sum of parking permits and citations at the school last year totaled nearly $1 million. According to the Parking Services website, the total revenue in parking passes alone for the 2009-2010 school year was $835,016, with paid parking citations making up rest of the total million. Parking Services is very rare, if not unique, […]

Would you like that Wolverine Style?

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute Wendy’s fast food restaurant is holding a fun contest for students to get creative, and perhaps experience a bit of fame, with naming a new UVU-specific Signature Recipe. The restaurant had a booth set up during the Week of Welcome where students could create a new secret recipe by combining ingredients and ideas. Those recipes […]

Exhibit brings cultural revolution to Utah

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes The Woodbury Art Museum, located on the second floor of the University Mall, has a new exhibit opening on September 14. The collection, titled “Art Through the Cultural Revolution,” features art from the Cultural Revolution of China. The Cultural Revolution started in 1966, when chairman of the Communist Party, Mao Zedong, became concerned that Chinese […]

How to impress your professors

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes (Without actually trying very hard) In most cases, real objectivity is impossible. This specifically applies to professors and grading, because sometimes, even if you try your darndest on assignments and tests, your professor just won’t like you. This could be a problem for more than just grading; you could lose a possible reference or even […]

Animal Rights Play to be Held in Library

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute Wick, a one-woman play by Claudia Stevens, is scheduled to be performed on campus on September 7.  The play is about Miriam Rothschild, a British environmentalist who is considered a champion of animal rights. Set in 1984, Wick follows Rothschild as she visits a group of American students and shares ideas with them while she […]

Freshman Reading Program an introduction to campus education

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes You might have seen the ads for the Freshman Reading Program around campus. The program is a structured way to experience intellectual life with other interesting and thoughtful people who want to express, explore, evaluate and experience provoking ideas within a university context. We all come from different backgrounds. Some of us may not have […]

Club rush coming to a campus near you

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute Students who are interested in making new friends will have the opportunity to see many of the school’s more than 120 clubs on display this week. What: Club rush Where: Hall of Flags When: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 31 and Wednesday, Sept. 1 More Information: www.UVU.edu/clubs. If you’re interested in chess […]

Dedicated tree honors Sederburg

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes A celebration on Aug. 17 honored former president and current Utah Commissioner of Utah Higher Education, William Sederburg, for his extensive commitment to the Skilled2Succeed program that was launched in 2004. Local influential community members and school administration came together to support Sederburg’s commitment to the program. Notable attendees included President Matthew Holland and Certiport […]

John Rees: Bringing real-world photography to our classrooms

August 30, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes After spending the last decade doing glamorous photo shoots for clients like Nike and Apple, former teacher John Rees is back for a tour of duty in the Arts and Visual Communications department. Rees is a new lecturer of photography and brings a lot of real life experience to the table. His other clients include […]