Encouraging Utah women to value higher education
The female college graduation rate in Utah is significantly lagging behind its national counterparts, the national average being 57 percent while Utah averages only 49 percent. UVU trails behind at…
Practice of the death penalty does not make perfect
November 15, 2010
Defining borders
A necessary construction or an inhibitor to our moral conscious? Borders have been constructed and maintained by humans for numerous reasons. Yet, some may say they are often a source...
March 28, 2011
Alternatives to the death penalty
November 15, 2010
An eye for an eye
November 15, 2010Most Read
Making education accessible to mothers
November 9, 2009Restorative justice and the death penalty
November 15, 2010UVU’s math programs
February 16, 2010Wisdom transferred from the unconventional mind of John Goshert
January 11, 2010Latest Stories
Exploring the complexities of justice
Wrongly accused of murder, Juan Melendez spent over 17 years on death row and received only $100 compensation for his suffering. His story disrupts idealistic notions regarding our legal system’s…
Yoga Son
“My dad died, and after his death I went into an isolated depression,” Lee said. “My body fell apart and I didn’t really understand it, because I was in my…
Touchstones: MyWord! event exposes the creative talent on campus
Whether you create or simply appreciate art, prose, or poetry, you are welcome to attend MyWord!, the Touchstones release party which will be taking place on Wednesday, April 21 at…
Silent film making its comeback on Provo stage
It is difficult to imagine films without an abundance of special effects, let alone an era in which films were absolutely silent apart from the ramshackle sounds of a film…
More than meets the eye
Recently the Senior Seminar Class of UVU Art and Visual Communications (AVC) Professor Alex Bigney coordinated a mentoring program through the Boys & Girls Club associated with Child and Family…
Life is life whatever form it takes
We no longer live in a time and place where we nurture and cultivate our own means of subsistence. With the realization of this fact, most people are unable to…
Ushering in Springtime with The Festival of Colors
Celebrated largely in countries with large Hindu populations such as India, Nepal and Bangladesh, the Festival of Colors is also held yearly at the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in…
Where do we go from here?
Although the space is minimal, the “4 Only 1” gallery is currently one of the few exhibition venues visual art students have left on campus since their former gallery was…
