TRAFFIC, PARKING ALERT FOR WEDNESDAY’S FUNERAL
Please be advised that funeral services for Sgt. Cory Wride of the Utah County Sheriff’s Office will be held Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 11 a.m. at the UVU Events Center. We ask that…
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Waking up from Zion
Joshua Wartena, Opinions Writer, joshua.wartena@gmail.com I followed the barefoot boy down the dirt road. He was pulling a wooden cart with a bag of rotten meat and fat. “Ya…
Behind the Zion Curtain
Kate Ayer, staff writer Utah’s Legislature is taking on the liberalization of liquor laws—again. And the LDS Church made it clear—again—that it is strongly opposed to the amendments, which…
Fanboyism is geek culture poison
Jimmy Hall, Assistant Opinions Editor @Jimmyrhall Being a fan isn’t bad. There isn’t any shame in being passionate and enthusiastic about your chosen medium. This is the essence of…
The blackfish debate
Brittany M. Plothow, Opinions Editor @brittanyplo When I was a little girl, I had an intense love for marine animals. If someone asked a much younger me what she wanted…
UVU develops innovative nuclear technology
UVU’s office of Technology Commercialization is currently in the process of developing a unique model of a nuclear reactor known as the molten salt reactor, or MSR. MSRs have the…
Haze at Capitol Hill
Photo by Laura Fox Bipartisan Utah lawmakers push for legislation to help Utah’s quality of air problem while UVU’s sustainability department seeks opportunities to reduce pollution around campus. The…
UVU students conduct research on depression among LDS men
Photo illustration by Gabi Cambell UVU students are beginning a study on men associated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who are suffering from depression. They…
Vivint’s $2 million gift establishes sales program at UVU
President Matthew Holland and Vivint CEO Todd Pedersen announced a partnership last Thursday for the purpose of establishing a professional sales program at UVU. Pederson revealed his investment of $1…
UVU men’s basketball blows out UTPA before first WAC loss to NMSU
A 67-53 win on the road over the UTPA Broncs Thursday pushed the Wolverines to 7-0 in the Western Athletic Conference two days prior to a Saturday showdown with reigning…
The Wild Zucchini Grill
When I pulled up to The Wild Zucchini Grill last Wednesday afternoon I was expecting a struggling startup. Only having been open a few months, I imagined that the little…
UVU’s effort to help women succeed
By Kate Ayer, life writer “It’s just a lot to take on—school, work, being a parent and trying to have a social life,” Nicolle Rudd, UVU sophomore, said. “I have…
Lunchtime made easy
Buying lunch everyday can get expensive. Packing a lunch can be challenging, but it does not have to be. I’m sure that I am not alone in my lunch history….
So, USA: It’s alright, Ma (We’re only spying)
So, USA, John Boehner—you know, the Republican House Speaker from Ohio— appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Thursday January 23 because, apparently, we hadn’t already bled the…
Favoritism in the workplace
Samantha Ghan, Staff Writer flutedm@yahoo.com Favoritism is when you, a hard worker, are passed over for a position and someone else gets the job who is not as hard…
