by Olivia Diaz | Mar 11, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Blogs
The phrase “Mormon feminism” appears to many as an oxymoron. It may seem difficult for a member of a faith that has been criticized for its patriarchal leadership structure and rhetoric about gender roles to believe such equality is possible. But, at a recent...
by Olivia Diaz | Mar 11, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Blogs
Dancing the line between a rock concert in an abandoned RadioShack and a one-man musical, the production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch at An Other Theater Company is a show the likes of which has never been seen in Utah County — literally. The show, which is...
by Olivia Diaz | Mar 5, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Blogs, Student Blog
It’s no secret that the Provo/Orem dating scene is a special one. Take a large population of Latter-day Saint single adults and pressure them to get married quickly—something akin to The Hunger Games breaks out. It’s common for proposals to happen five weeks into a...
by Olivia Diaz | Mar 5, 2019 | Arts & Culture
On Feb. 25, the Orem Public Library held a screening of the film Jane and Emma, a historical fiction account of one night in the life of Emma Smith, the wife of LDS prophet Joseph Smith, and Jane Manning James. James was one of the first African-American members of...
by Olivia Diaz | Feb 26, 2019 | Arts & Culture
Theater students and faculty came together at the Region VIII Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival to see each other’s work and share their own. They also participated in several scholarship competitions, showcasing performance as well as technical...
