Help Kappa Sigma help Africa
The colony of Kappa Sigma Fraternity will be holding their philanthropy event at the end of this month, and they need the help of the student body. They will be…
September 2010
Stories — Page 7
Volleyball opens GWC play for the season with a win
Women’s volleyball extended their winning streak to four games Thursday night as they opened Great West Conference play against NJIT, taking the match 3-0. “Our goal is to win the…
Soccer takes another loss
An 11-day break between games might be just the cure for the ailing Wolverines, who have lost five of their last six games after a 4-1 loss to Northern Colorado…
Rodeo rides well at first fall event
Preseason high hopes helped UVU Rodeo dominate it’s first event of season The Rodeo team couldn’t have asked for a better beginning to their season in Cedar City on Sept.10-11….
Young Schulz leads the pack
Freshman Stratton Schulz was the top Wolverine golfer at the Palouse Cougar Collegiate tournament in Pullman, Wash., Sept. 12-14. Schulz shot rounds of 74-73-74 (221) at the par 72, 7,308…
Lacrosse tearin’ it up early in the season
After an incredibly successful spring season, the lacrosse team began their fall season the only way they know how, with a victory. The team played Tribal West on Saturday, Sept….
Campbell and Stevens named GWC players of the week
NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Brookelyn Campbell and Kathleen Stevens have been selected Great West Conference Volleyball Players of the Week after leading the Wolverines to the Championship of the ASU Sheraton…
Fast food campus: healthy food a limited option
Being a college student can be stressful. Choices that students make now will affect the outcome of their lives. One choice that should not take a backseat to others is…
A different view of “his” story: women in the civil war
A case to attend Sibler’s lecture On Wednesday, Dr. Nina Sibler is coming from Boston University to speak on the role which gender played in the Civil War. For most…
Attendance Policies: Are they a benefit?
Should students be allowed to miss classes they are paying for? Is there more to the requirement of attendance than patronizing or micromanaging students? Perhaps it seems unjustified that teachers…
