A case for resolutions
In an oft-referenced survey, researchers at the University of Scranton stated that just eight percent of adults in the United States keep their New Year’s resolutions. The survey was…
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The Last Jedi: A Lesson in Leadership
Editor’s note: This post contains spoilers. For many, The Last Jedi was not the Star Wars movie they were looking for. While critics have raved about it, audiences have…
OP-ED: UVU President Matthew Holland continues his battle against marriage equality
Photo by Nathan Gross When Matt Holland was chosen to be the new president of Utah Valley University in 2009, my partner and I sent him an e-mail at his…
Germerican everyday life
“How many of you are married?” This was the first question our professor asked on our first day of class. About 50 percent of the students raised their hand. All…
Appreciation, tributes and politics dominate Grammys
By: Tommy Johnson | Contributor In downtown Los Angeles, artists brought talent, tears and protests to create a unique celebration of what 2016 had to offer. The night began with…
Blake Oakey: To the Editor
In February I wrote a Letter to the Editor about the elections and Phil Varney for which I would like to publicly apologize. In the midst of a heated political…
Letter: apply to be on UVUSA council
Dear UVU Students, Utah Valley University was named the largest university in the state this last year. With the number of students exceeding 33,000, we aren’t just the largest school,…
Utah’s largest job fair coming to Provo March 9
One hundred employers and 1,500 job seekers expected to attend the event at the Utah Valley Convention Center Provo, UT – Utah’s economy has been getting better and better, but…
To the editor
This elections season is my first at UVU, and my social media pages are being flooded. I identify as an African-American students. With all the attacks and brutality in the…
