How often do you stop and analyze the thousands upon thousands of words you use each day? Do you often think about how language is evolving or how your use of words can deny other people access to conversations?
For...
It’s rather unfortunate most of the greatest performances in English theatre are in London, given the average trip there typically costs more than $3,000, room and board not included.
Fortunately for...
Mr. Darcy, the hero of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, has needed a good kick to the head for the past 203 years for his jerk-ish behavior.
And in “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,” the heroine...
Let’s face it, life would be better as a dragon.
There wouldn’t be any midterms or finals, there’d be piles of gold everywhere and you could just eat all of the people who annoy you. Unfortunately,...
At first glance, it’s almost unbelievable that geckos are real, let alone a natural product of evolution.
In spite of their bulging eyes, sticky toes and detachable tail and skins, there’s something...
It’s a common stereotype in films and television that people on the autism spectrum remain perpetually child-like, innocent and completely incapable of having any kind of autonomous life.
The Sundance...
Written by Megan Hulse
This week through Friday, Jan. 29, the Honors College is hosting a photography exhibit titled “What I Thought I Saw” in the lobby of the Donna Garff Marriott Honors Center....
“Little Gangster” is a foreign language children’s film that captivated a theater full of high school students and made them laugh — a lot.
It’s easy to see why. Based on a little-known children’s...
The controversy over Daniel Radcliffe’s farting corpse character in “Swiss Army Man.” The hubbub over celebrities being a mere 30 minutes away from campus. The crowds desperate to get into that one...
Although the 2016 Utah Arts Festival is still months away, literary artists interested in performing and getting paid for doing so at the weekend-long celebration of creative talent need to apply by Friday,...
