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Jupiter and moon to share astronomical crossing
NASA representatives told Utah residents to look to the east Monday (Jan 21) night and watch the moon cross the night sky. As the moon rises high in the south it will cover up the planet Jupiter. The...
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Utah records lowest gas prices in the nation
A report from AAA shows the average price of gasoline is 50 cents lower than one month ago. At an average of $2.90 per gallon, Utah prices are now the lowest in the nation. According to Rolayne...
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New car models on display MLK weekend, some absent
The South Towne Expo Center filled with car enthusiasts and prospective shoppers over the holiday weekend for the annual Utah International Auto Expo. However, South Towne was not filled with exciting...
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UVU Mental Health Symposium treats depression
Therapists and social workers will treat Utah’s depression problem during Utah Valley University’s fourth annual Mental Health Symposium on January 31. Because of widespread concern arising from...
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Unique opportunity allows interns to create curriculum
Residential treatment centers in Utah employ educators who can teach in an individualized way, blending treatment and learning to make a difference for at-risk students. Kevin Kuykendall, academic...
View ArticleUVU public health students learn to empathize with the impoverished
Utah Valley University public health students experienced a month of poverty as the department faculty coordinated with Community Action Partnership of Utah to host a poverty simulation on Feb 8. “The...
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LDS women deal with depression
A mother locks herself in her closet, where the kids cannot hear, although she doubts her own strength to form the words: “Please God, let someone get into this subject and see that it’s real, it...
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Orem tackles bullying in schools
Orem city officials sent love to victims of bullying this Valentine’s Day by dedicating the month of February to raising awareness of bullying. Orem mayor James Evans signed an official proclamation...
View ArticleFederal bureau investigating what’s in your wallet
A spin of the prize wheel, a free T-shirt, a nifty mobile app, a convenient location, a better interest rate; college students choose where to bank for any number of reasons. Some universities help...
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UVU hunger banquet raises money, awareness
Feeding a family is hard these days, but try hosting a dinner for 400 for less than $5 a head. The UVU Volunteer and Service Learning Center hosted the annual Hunger Banquet on Feb. 21 to raise...
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Kia concept provokes Provo buzz from Geneva
Provo is a well-known name in many industries such as entrepreneurship and music — and now the international automotive industry. As Kia Motors unveiled its new provo concept last week at the Geneva...
View ArticleUVU approved for new $54M classroom building
Utah Valley University is expecting to break ground this summer for a new classroom building, which was approved by the Utah State Legislature before the close of the general session on March 14. “The...
View ArticleMormon studies conference at UVU library
UVU’s religious studies program will host its annual Mormon studies conference Thursday and Friday (April 4–5) in the Lakeview room, which is on the fourth floor of the UVU Library. This is UVU’s 13th...
View ArticleUVU student art show on exhibit now
Utah Valley University students from the Department of Art and Visual Communications have opened their annual student art show this month. The exhibit will be on display at the Woodbury Art Museum,...
View ArticlePriesthood session 183rd annual General Conference
Elder Robert D. Hales Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles held his fists close to the podium as he asked the men of the Church to imagine that the distance between his fists...
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LDS Church patriarch dies at age 106
Elder Eldred G. Smith lived longer than any former General Authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He died Thursday evening, April 4. He was 106. The First Presidency of the...
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