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By: Jay Wamsley Longtime patrons of the Utah Festival Opera Company often find a favorite among the four productions that
By: Jay Wamsley If “Beau Jest,” the second summer offering of the Old Lyric Repertory Company, were to be pigeonholded
The Utah Festival Opera Company presents a full schedule of opera and musical theater this summer.To be presented are: “Manon
By: Jay Wamsley The first offering of the Old Lyric Repertory Company, “The Dresser,” relies not on a cast of
The Fry Street Quartet takes the stage for the Wednesday, July 30, Midsummer Night’s Magic benefit concert series at Utah
Rachel A. Christensen Many students from the art department will be taking advantage of USU’s Study Abroad program, traveling to
Lindsay Anderson Landscape architecture students have the opportunity to go to Ljubljana, Slovenia, for one or two semesters in a
Amanda Mears Logan is a cold place to live during spring semester. Luckily, programs like Café Abroad are here to
After spending five weeks in Scotland this summer as part of the first Study Abroad photography program, students and faculty