Club managing could be better
Right now the changes feel like they are coming too often and at too dizzying a rate.
Zuckerberg files I.P.O. for spring
It's the modern American dream.
iBuddy Club shares New Year's traditions
Students of widely varied nationalities celebrated the Lunar New Year Friday night, where international students shared their traditions of the New Year.
Fan salutes Shakespeare theatre through Lego model
A fan of the Utah Shakespeare Festival is in the process of recreating the Adams Memorial Theatre out of Lego blocks.
SUMA receives $1 million gift
A $1 million gift, given by the Sorenson Legacy Foundation on Friday, moves the SUMA project closer toward ground breaking.
Benson makes capitol effort
SUU President Michael T. Benson has begun his efforts in the 2012 legislative session, and spoke Thursday on behalf of this year’s priorities for SUU.
Interviews ongoing following shooting
Police are continuing interviews concerning Wednesday’s domestic dispute and subsequent shooting involving an SUU employee and an unidentified man, but said they still have no decision about what charges, if any, will be issued.
Gymnastics team loses to SJSU
The T-Birds lost to the Spartans 194.875-192.125 Sunday in San Jose, Calif.
Injuries hamper women's basketball season
The SUU women’s basketball team has been plagued by injuries, including three season-ending knee injuries.
SUU students perform unique dances at concert
Students in the SUU’s Department of Theatre Arts and Dance are performing in the annual Journeys: Faculty Dance Concert, which opened last weekend and runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium Theatre.
Movies of 2011 make the top five list of “must see” films
Gearing up for the feared end-of-Mayan-calender apocalypse of 2012, the movies of 2011 seemed to either meditate on the doom of mankind, or celebrate life. Championing some of the lesser-known wonders that either dress to kill or impress with thrills, here’s my list of the top five movies of 2011.
Korean ballet honors local war veterans
The Little Angels Children’s Folk Ballet of Korea will be coming to Cedar City to perform at the Heritage Theatre Wednesday for the 60th anniversary of the Korean War.
Art Insights features ‘digital art pioneer’
Rick Berry, digital art pioneer and powerful international expressionistic artist, was featured at Art Insights in the Great Hall on Thursday night.
Alpha Phi makes "arrests" for charity
The Alpha Phi event, Alpha Traz, helped raise $95 in two hours for Women’s Cardiac Care by kidnapping well-known students and staff members and putting them in “jail” on Friday.
Club Week kicks off with talent search
SUUSA’s club week begins today and will allow students to participate in a variety of activities that both promote club involvement and provide funding for those clubs who choose to participate.
College of Humanities produces journal
Students in the College of Humanities & Social Sciences no longer have to wait for graduate work or more experience to be published — they can be published now.
Provost to explain “Arab Spring” in lecture
SUU Provost Brad Cook will be sharing knowledge of Middle Eastern uprisings at the “Arab Spring” MAD lecture Tuesday in the Sterling R. Church Auditorium at 7 p.m.
French film festival begins on Tuesday
The Tournées Film Festival, a showcase of French films, will begin on Tuesday and will continue to show films every Thursday through March 6.
First day of classes for 2012-13 changes
Changes to the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 academic calendars have been made.
T-Birds' slump continues against SDSU
The SUU women's basketball team slow start in the first half led to a 65-43 loss against South Dakota State Saturday at Frost Arena in Brookings, S.D.
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