Local yoga studio-breathe, bend, be…humanitarian
Moved by the recent devastation in Haiti, its increasing death toll and the widespread suffering. In an effort to aid the victims of this tragedy, It’s Yoga held a Haiti…
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Brilliant production provokes thought and laughter
The stage was set with grimy public restrooms and calls to liberation were smeared across the walls: “Let my people pee!” they demanded. This was the depiction audience members saw…
Exhibit explores individuality of local artists
Life experiences shape us into unique individuals with different likes, dislikes, passions, pasts and futures.These differences often manifest themselves through artistic expression; thus original artwork tells the story of the…
Wisdom transferred: from the progressivist mind of Jeff Torlina
In a country consumed at its roots by status, materialism and incessant self-focus, Sociology Professor Jeff Torlina is bent on initiating change within the local, national and global community. The…
Urinetown: Revolutionize your view of public amenities
What do capitalism, public toilet usage and singing have in common? Seemingly nothing, until brought together as Urinetown, the Broadway musical brainchild of Greg Kotis and Mark Holman. This play…
Wisdom transferred from the unconventional mind of John Goshert
Whether you harbor an interest in music, literature or philosophy, chances are that Professor John Goshert can relate to both your passions and challenges through one unorthodox experience or another….
The educational needs of Mali met through digital media
Defying the average senior project, three digital media students accompanied by two professors will be in Mali Jan 9. through Jan. 18 filming a documentary in support of the Mali…
Indulge your inner creativity with locally produced art
The Springville Museum of Art (SMOFA), Utah’s most historic museum dedicated to the visual arts, is now featuring five new exhibitions as of Jan. 5. The “Natural Revelations” exhibit, featuring…
Door of opportunity closes
“My impressions of BYU’s decision to discontinue its WRI? In a word: denial. In a picture or icon: head in the sand,” said Peggy Pasin, coordinator of UVU’s Women’s Resource…
Planning the perfect party
Planning the perfect party December is a month filled with numerous holidays and extravaganzas. Throwing themed parties during this time of merriment and mayhem is a great way to recover…
Symposium concentrates on victim relief
Although every seat was taken by both those eager to be enlightened and those looking to disagree, a full auditorium did not discourage those determined to be members of the…
BLOG: Women’s Research Institute no longer a BYU priority
BYU has chosen to discontinue its Women’s Research Institute (WRI) in an effort to expand resources for and encourage participation in women’s studies. No doubt many are wondering how discarding…
Project encourages women to continue their education
Although women nationwide enroll in and obtain degrees from institutions of higher education at a greater rate than men, these are not the dynamics seen throughout Utah. Dr. Susan Madsen,…
Making education accessible to mothers
UVU has an on-campus resource ready to help women with struggles they may have. The Women’s Resource Center (WRC), located in LC 405K, is a place where displaced homemakers, victims…
Recovering from the wounds of economic decline
Open your wallet and rifle through its contents. Your student I.D. card, a few receipts, a fully stamped card redeemable for frozen yogurt, a few family photos … is there…
