by . | Sep 27, 2018 | News
Written by Paige Melton Kicking off Ethics Awareness Week was a panel discussion focusing on UVU’s role as a trusted public entity. Held in the Clarke Building, the event was The first of its kind, the panel focused specifically on UVU as an institution, the...
by . | Jul 10, 2018 | Clubs, Sports
College isn’t only about class. Although class is important, it is equally important to do some things that are enjoyable and which can help release the stress of college life. Luckily, UVU has an awesome campus recreation department with an amazing gym, tons of...
by . | Apr 9, 2018 | Opinions
By Sarah Phelan Illustration by Tyler Carpenter In the midst of the technological revolution, online learning has begun to dominate universities across the globe. In spite of the many apparent advantages of online classes, this platform comes with a plethora of...
by . | Apr 3, 2018 | Opinions
By Sarah Phelan Whenever a group project is announced in class, most people roll their eyes, dreading having to orchestrate schedules and divide up the workload. It’s a pain to deal with the freeloaders and poor communicators, but what many people don’t consider is...
by . | Mar 27, 2018 | Arts & Culture
The classic Russian author Anton Chekhov wrote in a way that resonates with the most basic human emotions: love, complacency, depression, denial, longing for something more. UVU’s department of theatrical arts performed “The Seagull” by Chekhov in the Noorda Blackbox...
