Tracie Noyes appointed to head SSS programs
This archived article was written by: Michael Powell Tracie Noyes's love of working with students helped her become the director...
The Eagle
Attending CEU is best bargain in Utah
Attending the College of Eastern Utah is a better bargain than it was five years ago, reported the 2006-07 Student...
Library builds automotive reference, support information center
This archived article was written by: Lori Brassaw The CEU Library has acquired wonderful resources for students, educators and community...
CEU’s Rocky Mountain Mediafest
Lone Peak High School, Weber High School and Alta High School journalists were the top winners in this year's Rocky...
Eagles struggle on homefront, remain hopeful
This archived article was written by: Bronson Harker The College of Eastern Utah Golden Eagles finished the previuos two weekends...
BDAC extends hours to students and public
The Bunnell-Dmitrich Athletic Center has extended its Saturday hours, announced Darren Fairbanks of ASCEU Leadership. "The BDAC is open two...
Ladies drop two to SLCC, take two from SC
This archived article was written by: Scott Frederick It was a dismal night for the Lady Eagles a couple weekends...
Seize the day and overcome embarrassing situations
This archived article was written by: Leland Lobato Recently I had the opportunity to see a part of the world...
Clarifying the horror created by the truth of statistics
This archived article was written by: Benjamin Waldon Losing sleep because of low enrollment harming the College of Eastern Utah...
Friday Night Schmoozers concerts continue
The Friday Night Schmoozer concert series continues with three major events happening in the next month. Tomorrow (Feb. 23) three...
TRIO Day showcases its campus programs
Wednesday, March 1, marks TRIO Day at College of Eastern Utah. Students from CEU's two TRIO programs, Educational Opportunity Center...
Caring Award
The Caring Award is presented to a College of Eastern Utah student in honor of Val J. Halamandaris, who grew...
Little and Eagles come up big
This archived article was written by: Scott Frederick The Lady Eagles stunned the College of Southern Idaho in their first...
“Open” wireless access points denied
Students who use one of the four "open" wireless access points on campus without paying the monthly $10 fee will...
Mary Nickles speaks at JLSC for health
KUTV Channel 2's morning anchor, Mary Nickles, said Americans take better care of their cars than their health at the...
