Meet Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson
Gary Johnson, former governor of New Mexico and Libertarian presidential candidate, wants to make America sane again. The major obstacle to overcome in his quest to do so is that…
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Meet Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein
Jill Stein, environmental-health advocate and Green Party presidential nominee, wants to put people over profit. She sees the corporate lobbyists and politicians from both parties passing legislation that harms people…
Nation needs to take notice of UVU soccer teams
Photo by Keely Damara There is something happening on the campus of Utah Valley University and if you weren’t at Clyde Field on Friday night, Aug. 26, then you probably…
Trump using campaign money to fatten his own wallet
A new report shows that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has spent nearly $7.7 million on his own companies since May of this year. According to Federal Election Committee filings,…
Jesse Ruins True Wolverine: A peach is a peach and a plum is a plum, but a kiss ain’t no kiss without some tongue
Blessed is the beloved True Wolverine. True Wolverine is one of UVU’s continuous traditions, one where strangers meet in the courtyard under an oh-so romantic midnight sky. These strangers, after…
The perks of student involvement
During my strenuous time in college, I’ve been enrolled in four schools and have participated in many forms of student involvement. My first role, at SLCC, was the man behind…
Jesse Ruins Fall Semester: Why I loathe fall semester
If you haven’t decoded it yet, I despise fall semester. I know this makes me sound like some whiny brat and that all I’m good for is complaining, but let…
Men’s soccer: No. 24 UVU stands tall, sinks No. 20 Washington
Photo by Lonna King OREM, Utah—Friday night marked the first time in school history two nationally ranked teams met on Utah Valley University campus. The No. 24 men’s soccer team…
Don’t hate, regulate: changing how we think about gun control
Last year, Brian Murtagh wrote an interesting comparison of gun control and abortion on Facebook that went viral. He asked, “What would happen if getting a gun had the same…
How social norms take the “genuine” out of service for young adults.
In Utah, the culture of the LDS church permeates almost every aspect of the everyday lifestyle of most Utah residents. Simply stated, everyone, adherent or not, is Mormon “by association.”…
Student get candid about the importance of why becoming involved matters
During her first semester at UVU, Mckell Wall, a communication major, struggled to find her place in a university setting after graduating from her small-town high school of approximately 1,000…
Earthquake preparedness expert comes to UVU
McKhelyn Jones | Staff Writer Chris Hawker, an earthquake preparedness expert, shared his firsthand account of survival, to UVU students and faculty on Aug. 12. Hawker saved countless lives at…
UVU announces three new notable positions on campus
Garret Stirland | Senior Staff Writer UVU has announced the appointment of three individuals to new positions among the faculty and administration of the university: Jacob Atkin as the associate…
Members of LGBT Club attend Alpine School District board meetings to advocate for equal rights
Karlee Stauffer | Staff Writer Over the summer members of Spectrum: Queer Student Alliance, an LGBT club at UVU advocated for LGBT rights in Utah Valley. Members of Spectrum attended…
Seven decades of UVU history now on display at Woodbury Art Museum
Bonny Dowling | Staff Writer In celebration of UVU’s 75th anniversary, George Sutherland Archives, Woodbury Art Museum,and UVU, have come together to open a free exhibit at the Woodbury Art…
