Warmer weather, finally
After a fairly mild winter season, many students have been itching to catch some sun rays as they start preparing...
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Students charged for damage
This archived article was written by: Heather Myers If students inflict damage in their dorm rooms, they are charged individually,...
Spring Dance Performance
CEU'S ballet repertory ensemble presents the 20th anniversary performance "Abstractions De Dance" at 7:30 p.m. in the Geary Theatre. The...
Faculty receive technology award
Two College of Eastern Utah faculty members were awarded the Utah System of Higher Education's Exemplary Faculty Use of Technology...
Five students qualify for Skills USA nationals in Kansas City
Five College of Eastern Utah students placed first in the Skills USA competition hosted in Salt Lake City recently, thus...
Two award-winning poets to speak at CEU
Two poets will read their work at CEU this April, National Poetry month. The readings, part of the CEU Readers'...
Spring Break on the San Juan River
This archived article was written by: Bo Christensen A total of 23 people from the kayak and river guide class...
CEU down the line in receiving legislative funds
This archived article was written by: Benjamin Waldon This year's Utah legislature decided to leave student needs down the line...
From Mississippi to Price, service is important
This archived article was written by: Maria Ure Service isn't anything new to Elder Smith who is serving a full-time...
Malmgren’s work named outstanding entry at state
College of Eastern Utah student, Michael Malmgren, was honored at Salt Lake Community College on March 23 for his entry...
Web sites rate CEU instructors
This archived article was written by: Tiffany Cloward Every student has an opinion or two they would like to say...
Hair donated to Locks of Love
Expressions of disbelief filled College of Eastern Utah's cosmetology department on March 8 when seven community members cut off at...
Latest attraction at CEU is climbing wall
Interested in rock climbing and wondering where to start? The new climbing wall in the old SAC building may be...
Price consortium lands federal, state monies for Western Energy Training Center
Culminating two years' dealings with the Department of Labor, a consortium of local business and education interests today announced the...
Nelson wanted to teach since the fourth grade
This archived article was written by: Carlie Golden-Thayn Being in the fourth grade is an exciting time for all of...
