Students and faculty members of the English department at Utah State University are set to launch a new literary journal
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By Keith Ariaz The horror genre is responsible for some of the worst movies ever made. When they’re good, they’re
To wrap-up Utah State University’s Traditions week activities, The Filharmonic will perform in concert tonight. The six-member acapella group was
Logan City’s first official poet laureate Star Coulbrooke gave a presentation about the history of poetry in Cache Valley on
“Krampus? He’s the holiday devil. He threatens bad children by putting them in a sack and eating them,” the character
By Brenna Kelly “See, that’s what the walls looked like before — blank.” In front of the six paintings hanging
The smell of roasted almonds in Christmas markets, candles flickering in windows, notes from “Silent Night” drifting form churches —
It’s Halloween time, but you forgot to buy tickets for the Howl and you seem to be a little old
Roland Emmerich’s “Stonewall,” released on Sept. 25, has been met with instant controversy. Critics have accused it of white-washing history
Fair wages, sit-ins and working conditions were the topic of the Utah State University Theatre Arts Department’s production of “Factory