Ambassador’s visit hints at Latin presence on campus
Peruvian Ambassador Luis Valdivieso paid a visit on Oct. 6 in an effort to continue good relations with Utah. The majority of READ MORE
Retention climbs: SSRI program helps, retains students
Angela Roberts holds her phone, waiting for the student to answer her call. On her computer screen is a note from a READ MORE
Domino night breaks barriers
Salsa and merengue music played loudly from a stereo. Guests chatted as they ate beans, rice and empanadas. But above all, there READ MORE
Out with the old, in with the new
A big machine was all it took. A few pushes from the demolition equipment and the building fell. There were no explosions, READ MORE
Writers invade Capitol Reef
A group of hikers gathered at the top of a hill, then dispersed into the desert that surrounded them. Each carried a READ MORE
Got sardines?
“If we can just get through the play once tonight- for doors and sardines. That’s what it’s all about, doors and sardines. READ MORE
Simplicity in a time of Clamor: Monson’s steady voice delivers elemental message
Some of the first headlines about the LDS church’s fall 2010 General Conference focused on Boyd K. Packer’s comments on morality. Those READ MORE
Navigating the testing center
Imagine a student named James. He has studied hard all semester for biology. He juggles a busy work schedule with class. He READ MORE
Senator hear, senator do
Many believe that student government is ineffective and pointless. “What do they even do?” asked one student. To some, student government is READ MORE
