Disparate Threads exhibition explores queer identity and faith
Reading Time: 2 minutes Disparate Threads, an art exhibit that explores queer identity and faith was held on the 4th floor of the Gunther Technology building.
“Lucky Stiff” – a night in Monte Carlo
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hale Centre Theatre has again and again proven itself as an institution of the finest talent, incredible set design and brilliant directing. This is proven with their production of “Lucky Stiff,” playing now until Nov. 19.
Creativity, education and ADHD
Reading Time: 2 minutes Neurodivergent students are often asked to fit themselves into boxes. Here’s a bit of direction if it feels that the box doesn’t quite fit.
Momix celebrates anniversary of 40 years
Reading Time: 2 minutes The company of dancer-illusionists, Momix, hits the stage of Smith Theatre with their extravagant modern dance performance “Viva Momix.” Kicking off this season of all-star performances that will be held at the Noorda Center for Performing Arts was the world-renowned company of self-described “dancer-illusionists,” Momix. Celebrating 40 years of imaginative and surreal modern dance concerts, […]
Hale Centre Theatre showcases incredible talent with “Molly Brown”
Reading Time: 2 minutes Hale Centre Theatre knows how to put on a show with “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” Running from Aug. 29 to Oct. 18 of this year, Hale Centre Theatre presents a brilliant rendition of the 1964 film, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown.” With incredible live music, dance numbers, clever set work and impeccable timing on all parts, […]
Pinocchio (2022): A Wooden Reproduction, Stripped of its Magic
Reading Time: 2 minutes Pinocchio might be worth watching, once. Or just watch the original. While Disney’s trove of original films is expansive, it must be said — the number of “live-action” adaptations produced by the media juggernaut in recent years is bordering on excessive. The most recent unnecessary adaptation, “Pinocchio,” was released exclusively on Disney+ on Sept. 8. […]
The Well-Roared Lion
Reading Time: 2 minutes UVU’s School of the Arts introduces the Chris Clark Scholarship in honor of UVU Professor Christopher Layton Clark. What does it mean to be a well-roared lion? The phrase comes from Shakespeare’s play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” and is up for interpretation, but it seems to suggest the idea of a person who leaves a […]
Lo-Fi Beats: The Perfect Study Buddy
Reading Time: 2 minutes Relaxing and studying just feel better with lo-fi. Here’s a look at how lo-fi can help students this semester. Lo-fi music — short for low fidelity music — is a style that often utilizes apparent imperfections in quality to manufacture beats of a cozy and inviting nature. Such imperfections often manifest in contemporary lo-fi beats […]
Hypnotist Chris Jones stuns UVU students with his wild performance
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hypnotist & Comedian Chris Jones traveled to Utah Valley University to stun UVU students with his hypnosis skills. Wednesday, Aug. 24th became an extremely exciting third day of the fall semester for many UVU students when they attended the hypnotic performance of Chris Jones in the Ragan Theater. The audience would be left speechless throughout […]
Back-to-school week erupts with laughter with comedian Marcus Monroe
Reading Time: 2 minutes On his second visit to the UVU Campus, Marcus Monroe’s act included consistent jokes, heavy audience involvement, the juggling of various objects and even a unicycle ride. When asked why Monroe loves coming to UVU, he said, “I love coming to UVU because I live in New York City and it’s a bubble. Coming out […]