Autism mentors make waves
On an average Friday, Teresa Williams is softening the limitations of autism. With a program of 21 high school students from various schools and autistic spectrums, she creates fun and…
Everybody’s having a ball, except you
April 7, 2014
Cultivating Utah Pride
Natalie Sullivan | Editor-at-large | @nhillsullivan Since I moved to Utah two years ago, I’ve discovered a general distain of “Utah culture” by its very own citizens. This reaction has...
November 4, 2014
Caputo’s conversion to food
March 29, 2014
More of what they love
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Five reasons your cold medicine isn’t helping
The cold and flu season is well upon us, but what you may not know is that cold medications can have harmful effects on your health. Recent concerns this month…
Sherlock feels fresh
After two highly popular seasons, the makers behind the hit series Sherlock teased fan’s expectations while offering the series a bit of a makeover. As a whole, “An Empty Hearse”…
Mastering the art of college cooking
Photo by Laura Fox While most college students dream of gourmet food at the bottom of an instant top ramen well, recent trends have shown a revival in the yearning…
The Banana Leaf
The Banana Leaf restaurant is another great dining experience in Provo. Yet, unlike all the rest, it adds a sense of unmatched aromatic authenticity to the local restaurant scene. Each…
Another homestyle win
Wednesday night at the UCCU center marked an exciting tug-of-war win for UVU men’s basketball, with the victory coming by a score of 62-59 against Weber State. Both sides fought…
Battle of the Bands
In the Venue’s Saturday soared with eclectic taste. Genres included dubstep, classic rock, folk and metal, changing up both the atmosphere and crowd. With such an interesting mix of groups,…
Certificate proposal sparks debate
At their Oct. 24 meeting, the board of trustees questioned a proposal by Ian Wilson, senior vice president of Academic Affairs, to introduce three different levels of educational certificates. “These…
