New Social Work degree to fill community needs
In the wake of BYU closing their undergraduate Social Work program and amidst legislative budget cuts to programs that hire social workers, READ MORE
Aviation memorial service
Jamie Bennee and David Whitney remembered “All mankind is of one author, and is one volume; when one man dies, one chapter READ MORE
Fatal crash of UVU plane
Although cause unclear, campus mourns loss A plane crash involving a university-owned Diamond Aircraft DA 20-C1 proved fatal in Payson on Wednesday, READ MORE
Interviews with the Vampires Dracula v. Dracula
Utah’s theater community has had enough. In an attempt to outshine sparkly vampires, two stage productions of Bram Stoker’s Dracula are being READ MORE
October is for horror
5 frightening films from the last 5 years Going through the month of October without seeing at least one horror flick is READ MORE
Where average means failure
Students respond to a potentially depressing culture A single 22-year-old college student with a C-average who attends church a few times a READ MORE
The good, the bad and the attractive Professors get graded by students
I really didn’t know any better. Young, naïve and fresh out of high school, I signed up for university classes with no READ MORE
Oh, the humanity – or lack thereof
In the United States, long gone are the days of burning and beheading as forms of capital punishment. Lethal injection has become READ MORE
A theatrical glimpse into the origins of film: Solid acting, provocative questions and quirky production make for memorable performance
Playwright and UVU professor Melissa Leilani Larson debuted her most recent work, “A Flickering” on April 8 at the Provo Theatre. Directed READ MORE
The allure of beauty: How to feel better about life
My mother’s friend always used to say, “It’s better to look good than to feel good.” Now, I’m not going to say READ MORE
