Yes, please. Those two simple words can mean wild changes. Maybe it’s yes to love, a new job or moving. Maybe it’s yes to stepping into the darkness without knowing what’s coming next. That is exactly how you could describe Amy Poehler’s memoir, “Yes Please.”
Soulful music, food to feed the soul and poetry from the soul were the themes at the Black Student Union’s annual Night of Soul last Saturday.
The Utah Statesman interviewed Daniel Gomez, a sophomore majoring in engineering from Rigby, Idaho.
It’s the app that everyone’s yakking about. Yik Yak has quickly swept Utah State University’s campus as the spring semester advances. The app includes a platform where anyone 18 and older can post anonymously.
Like every other year since 1929, the Oscars came and went in a flurry of ball gowns and bow ties Sunday night.
Andrew Hozier-Byrne is modern musical bard — an Irish poet gypsy, if you will (and if you won’t, you should).
Music sung by choir and congregation echoed throughout the Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic Parish Church in Hyde Park as people flooded the pews to celebrate Ash Wednesday through worship.
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“You hearty, farty slangwhanger” caught everyone’s attention as Brittney McDonald began to read her bad poem. McDonald is the vice president of Utah State University’s creative writing club, the Bull Pen. Bull Pen and Sigma Tau Delta, the English department’s honor society, hosted this year’s Bad Poetry Night.
With the success of the Humans vs. Zombies fundraiser, the HVZ group hosted Last Night on Campus, a choose-your-own-adventure game on Friday.
