Czech Ambassador speaks on human rights at UVU
UVU’s God and Human Rights Conference kicked off with a thought-provoking speech from Martin Palous, Czech Ambassador to the United Nations, last READ MORE
Spoon: best band of the 21st century in Salt Lake
With the release of their seventh full-length album, “Transference,” earlier this year, the Austin, Texas band Spoon cemented their status as the READ MORE
Hard Times exhibit shows artistic side of recession
The best art can find meaning and beauty in even the most abject suffering. That is the motivation behind Springville Museum of READ MORE
Why zombies are our friends
It’s hard to believe now, but zombies used to be scary. Before finding mainstream acceptance in video games and horror-comedies, these now-lovable READ MORE
Religious beliefs are not fixed, argues professor
UVU Associate Professor of philosophy Dennis Potter took on the so-called new atheists in a Philosophy Colloquium in LA 112 on March READ MORE
“Science for Breakfast” provides food for the body and mind
Most of us would rather hit the snooze button and sleep in at 7 a.m. on a Wednesday. But the turnout for READ MORE
“Water”–the stuff that tears are made of
Movies about children in difficult situations destroy me. I’m still trying to forget I ever saw “Pan’s Labyrinth.” So when the little READ MORE
“Waltz With Bashir” offers a punch to the gut
“Waltz With Bashir,” screened in LI 120 by UVU’s Cinema Club on Feb. 11, is a harrowing and powerful examination of the READ MORE
It’s love’s illusions I recall
Valentine’s Day seems to create more heartache and misery than romance and bliss. When was the last time you heard anyone, no READ MORE
