Letter to the editor
Dear Editor, My name is Elizabeth Dore and I am in the graduating class of 2005. My story is somewhat...
The Eagle
Baseball, broken jaws and a whole lot of fish
According to Jeremy Lambson, the best part about playing baseball at CEU by far is how "me and Scott are...
Wildlife photographer, activist speaks at CEU for Earth Day
This archived article was written by: Heather Myers The negative effects of oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge...
Brent Haddock retires
Art Department chair, Brent Haddock, decided to retire from higher education and work as a graphic artist in the business...
Automotive program brings home five awards
College of Eastern Utah's automotive program, under the direction of Stan Martineau, earned five awards from the state competition last...
And your mom told you video games would never get you anywhere
This archived article was written by: Stuart Lake College is a time for people of all ages to choose the...
New DVDs available at library
This archived article was written by: Lori Brassaw MLS The CEU Library team would like to invite all students, faculty...
The PlayStation Portable
This archived article was written by: Stuart Lake I have had a chance to test and play with the new...
Ambassadors for 2005-06 named
This archived article was written by: Kelsie Knudsen There comes a week every spring for the CEU Ambassadors that is...
Holt named student body president; Barnum, Deaton and Thayn also elected
Jesse Douglas Holt, a 19-year-old sophomore from Tooele, was elected 2005-06 student body president to serve over ASCEU. In the...
Teacher evaluation time again
This archived article was written by: Laura Strate Every student has filled out at least one teacher evaluation; most students...
Past residential life surveys focus on RAs & head residents
This archived article was written by: Heather Myers Every year the residential life department conducts a survey of students living...
New advisor named for CEU Student Support Services
This archived article was written by: Allie Mangum Carbon County native, Peggy Golding, accepted a position as an advisor of...
Burtenshaw Residence Hall has highest crime rate
Burtenshaw Residence Hall had the most criminal offences given to its residents over the past two years, more than any...
Angela Chavez, striving for excellence through volunteer work at museum
This archived article was written by: Christine Olsen Angela Chavez is a freshman from Green River, Wyoming, a town of...