‘Why did they ever get rid of … ?’ April edition Steve Schwartzman, columnist Oh my … the last “Why did they ever get rid of … ?” of the school Arts & Entertainment 2 Apr
Impressive visuals in polarizing film ‘Noah’ Christopher Campbell, staff writer Rating: 3/5 stars It is no secret that “Noah” is a controversial film. Religious people are Arts & Entertainment 2 Apr
Stephenie Meyer’s ‘The Host’ makes up for ‘Twilight’ blunder Marissa Neeley, staff writer Remember “Twilight”? The mere mention of it is likely to send a shudder up your spine. Arts & Entertainment 31 Mar
Pharrell’s ‘Girl’ left me unhappy Scott E Hall, staff writer Clap your hands if you feel like a room without a roof. For everybody else, Arts & Entertainment 31 Mar
Humans of USU: Alyssa Benson dreams of the simple life The Utah Statesman interviewed Alyssa Benson, a senior in veterinary science from Riverton, Utah. Utah Statesman: Tell us about your Arts & Entertainment 31 Mar
Dancers contribute to fight cancer Hillary Newton, staff writer The David B. Haight Alumni House was filled with glow sticks, music from DJ Neva Sleep Arts & Entertainment 31 Mar
‘Safe Haven’ novel better than movie, contains twists Gillian Ponce, staff writer I don’t normally bring up movies that were made about books, but I feel I have Arts & Entertainment 26 Mar
Why I, the columnist, need you, the audience, to comment on my stuff Steve Schwartzman, columnist A friend of mine recently asked me a question I didn’t have an answer to. He was Arts & Entertainment 26 Mar
‘Tarzan’ swings into Morgan Theatre Katie Whitmore, staff writer From the Disney screen to the Morgan Theatre stage, Tarzan is embarking on his high-flying adventure. Arts & Entertainment 26 Mar
‘Muppets Most Wanted’ a family-friendly film Spencer Palmer, staff writer This movie review is about “Muppets Most Wanted,” but I want to start off with a Arts & Entertainment 25 Mar