Utah’s higher education aims still can’t get us out of our hole
If altitude had anything to do with the Race to the Top Fund’s recent contest, Utah probably would have been a finalist. READ MORE
WE CAN STILL DO BETTER Number of breast-fed children in U.S. remains lower than most countries
For an industrialized nation, the United States needs a lot more changes and support in its breast-feeding culture. The amount of breast-fed READ MORE
Waiting becomes more artistic at the Covey Center
While waiting to buy tickets for a dance performance or a play at the Covey Center for the Arts, its walls were READ MORE
Being on staff: Notes from a novice
Becoming a staff member of a college newspaper was probably one of the biggest surprises of my summer. It’s been a strange READ MORE
Events August 2 through August 22
Monday August 2 Music: AMERICAN FORK SUMMER CONCERT SERIES—7 p.m. at the Amphitheater at Quail Cove 851 E. 700 N. American Fork. READ MORE
Utah disabled feeling sting of budget cuts
The recent recession and budget cuts in Utah have effected nearly all state agencies. Even vital programs and departments that most people READ MORE
Illegal to legal immigration a DREAM: Federal legislation could lead to conditional citizenship for some
Arizona’s recent move to take immigration legislation into its own hands has probably scared most of the people it’s supposed to affect, READ MORE
Event listing July 19 – August 1
Monday July 19 Festival: SPANISH FORK FIESTA DAYS — Call 1-801-804-4500 or visit SpanishFork.org for a schedule of events and their locations. READ MORE
337 PROJECT ART TRUCK: INTERACTIVE, EDUCATIONAL AND ALWAYS MOVING
The thing about art is that it can be encountered in various ways. The thing about the 337 Project Art Truck is READ MORE
LILITH FAIR: WHY COME BACK NOW?
If hardcore Sarah McLachlan fans haven’t informed you yet, Lilith Fair is coming back to Utah. After 12 years of not being READ MORE
