Your rescue from the radio wasteland
Many students new to the College of Eastern Utah may be asking themselves, “What’s with…
The Eagle
Sports summer camp enrollment down; college hopes to promote more academic programs
During the summer months, when few students attend CEU, the campus is occupied with students participating in its summer high school and college camps. For the last 30 years, CEU has hosted summer camps of all kinds to both high school and university-level students. Coach Dave Paur remembers when former athletic director and men’s basketball coach Curt Jensen was the first college coach to offer basketball camps to state of Utah high schools in the ’70s. He brought a team up from California to attend the week-long camp.
Two CEU students attend leadership conference at Seattle U.
Two College of Eastern Utah students traveled to Seattle, Wash. Aug. 6-8 to represent the…
Alumni make Lady Eagles go to five games for win
This archived article was written by: Sam McGinnis The sound of “Crazy In Love” blasted…
CEU’s short- & long-term goals
This archived article was written by: Gypsie Delgado President Ryan Thomas outlined his short- and…
If you have something on your mind and want to make a change, email voiceit@ceu.edu
Welcome to a new year at College of Eastern Utah, home to an outstanding student…
Around the world in 80 seconds
Hey, sports fans! Here’s the skinny on the top stories in sports this week. If any of you have suggestions for this column, feel free to contact me.
Basketball: the United States are playing in the Olympic-qualifying tournament this weekend. They are 3-0 so far in the tournament with one game remaining in the first round. The United States most recently routed the Virgin Islands 113-55 despite the fact that Tim Duncan elected not to play against his native country (the Virgin Islands).
65th Anniversary celebration on tap for Sept. 20
This archived article was written by: Josie Luke The College of Eastern Utah celebrates its…
High school hobby turns into a college scholarship for Fluckiger
Who would have thought that someone who attended volleyball tryouts as a high school freshman, just because she was bored and thought it looked like fun would one day receive a scholarship to play at college? Amy Fluckiger “Fluke” as her teammates call her, from Logan, Utah, started in just that way.
Coppersmith replaces Foust as academic vice president
This archived article was written by: Carli Jensen A seven-year member of the CEU Faculty,…
It’s nice to have you back
This archived article was written by: Jed Lloyd Welcome, to the new freshmen, and welcome…
Scott Madsen takes over as interim coach
The CEU baseball team has a new baseball coach this year. Scott Madsen, 24, has taken over this position from his older brother, Eric Madsen.
Scott was the pitching coach for the Eagles the last four seasons and said that he is excited and anxious to get the season started as the new head coach. Scott also pitched for the CEU baseball team in the 97-98 season and then again in the 98-99 season.
Coach Madsen said that the team looked very strong this year as he had eight sophomores coming back from last season and 28 freshmen coming into the program.
ACLU means “anti-Civil Liberties Union”
This archived article was written by: Erik Falor Just because a cat always lands on…
Students responsible for CEU success
This archived article was written by: Jeff Spears The 2003-04 school year officially started at…
Success is a matter of biology, adapt or die
With a new school year, CEU has had many changes. The new Reeves Building is complete and functioning as new classroom space. Though the building is new, the students also see new faculty and staff in its hallways.