The Utah Statesman interviewed Alex MacDuff, a freshman majoring in business; Kelly Huish, a junior majoring in marketing; Haley Hansen, a junior majoring in health science; Bryton Nelson, a junior majoring in physics; Hollie Grange, a junior majoring in elementary education; and Justin Taylor, a junior majoring in psychology.
Under blue lighting that added to the sharp, mountain imagery, Justun Hart stepped onto the Ellen Eccles Theater stage and debuted the play “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.”
People get tattoos for different reasons. It could be to express freedom, to remind themselves of religious beliefs or a loved one, to satisfy an addiction or to affiliate with a group.
These are the best treat to ever happen to you. It is the perfect study snack or Super Bowl treat, plus they are super simple and quick to make.
Here’s a list of a handful of films from the 2015 festival and what we thought of them.
John Neely has been at his craft for nearly four decades, honing his talents and abilities through extensive experience that spans the globe. Though internationally recognized for his skill and research, he still finds inspiration within the most practical and useful items.
The Utah Statesman interviewed Bryce Johnson, an undeclared sophomore from Forks, Washington.
DC takes one step forward and three steps back with new comic.
For some, college is a time of self discovery and the beginning of a path to independence. Thanks to Aggies Elevated, students with disabilities can now share in this experience at Utah State University.
Students at Utah State University are lighting up lecture halls with colorful trivia wheels, and it’s leaving some students’ heads spinning.
