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 READ MORE
Opinions
The #MeToo movement loses original focus
Outing sexual predators overshadows support for survivors With Hollywood’s award season now underway, the #MeToo movement is seeing support from celebrities READ MORE
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. READ MORE
Understanding sexuality in a religious community
Equality Utah sued the Utah State Board of Education Oct. 24, 2016 in order to repeal “no promo homo” laws. It wasn’t READ MORE
It’s lights out for Hatch
Hatch is a “fighter” for his own interests We weren’t even a week into 2018 when it was announced that Utah Sen. READ MORE
International students and the challenges with American social norms
UVU is poised to receive a fresh batch of international students for the 2018 Spring semester. With the expected advantages of inclusion READ MORE
America: All the lights we do not see
Tragedy and bad news have a way of exaggerating themselves in our minds until it seems that evil is triumphing over good. READ MORE
Student on the street: What do you think about 2017?
Name: Brooke Steinicke Class: Senior Major: Photography “Overall it was a good year. I feel like overall it was a good one, READ MORE
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 READ MORE
More than one way to disenfranchise voters
According to the Census Bureau, the number of people who are eligible to vote and have actually voted fluctuated between 49 percent READ MORE
