Travel not just through study abroad anymore
Students have more options than just study abroad to expand their perspective. International travel is alluring – seductive, even. Aside from the requisite bragging rights that go along with…
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State of the University
[youtube width=”475″ height=”344″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2ZA6gxhvAA[/youtube] There was standing room only in the Ragan Theater Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 1, as President Matthew Holland delivered the annual State of the University address to an…
Service is like riding a bicycle
Whirling spokes. Beard blowing in the wind. His grease stained hands gipping the handlebars. The click of gears shifting methodically. Rolling slowly to a stop, and dismounting. Meet Chris Manor,…
Bye bye good ole’ Bunnell house
Every student has walked by it. Many look in the windows, but for the most part, the Bunnell home, located near the Liberal Arts building has been underused. This…
Reserves need to step up play
Starters are producing, but bench is lacking There is nothing in sports quite like the emotions that are evoked by the senses. The smell of freshly cut grass and…
Road hazard: a warning
You just finished a test in the testing center. You have five minutes before your next class in the GT building. You haven’t eaten. The only thing on your mind…
Student entrepreneur offers convenience, affordability to students
Dickies to Film Flixs Danny Keyes first caught wind of his inherent entrepreneurial spirit upon returning to Utah from an LDS mission in Texas. Keyes lamented the lack of…
I am not just my vagina
“The Vagina Monologues” is a play written by Eve Ensler in the 1990’s. This play has been translated into 48 languages and been performed in over 140 countries. And everyone…
The fight for civil rights
Political activist Julian Bond has waged a 50-year civil rights battle, and has fought alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as well as served as a Georgia senator for 20…
Choreography design project in motion
From barefooted modern ballet to pointe-shoed classical, the Choreography Design Project promises to deliver nights of original, diverse dance. The fifth annual Choreography Design Project, running January 26-28 in…
Avery Garner’s secret to success
Gifted athletes routinely are surpassed by their less talented, harder working peers. Tom Brady went from college backup at Michigan to a 3-time Super Bowl winning quarterback, currently in pursuit…
Piracy is bad, censorship is worse
Twitter feeds are buzzing with chatter, hashtagged with words like SOPA, PIPA, censorship and blackout. Wikipedia, with estimated daily web traffic numbering in the tens of millions, was dark Wednesday…
Is Utah behind in diversity?
If you ask an economist, Utah is behind. If you ask a fashion designer Utah is behind. If you ask a student from out of state how Utah does when…
Woodbury Art Museum presents Hidden Voices
Some wandered through the museum, chatting and even laughing with friends, both old and new. Others simply stood in silence, eyebrows furrowed as they shook their heads, as if they…
Boise beatdown
The anticipated matchup between Utah Valley and Boise State was a hard-fought duel, almost a repeat of the last time the two teams took it to the wrestling mat. The…
