SUN Center’s “Get A Life” campaign plans Price stop
This archived article was written by: Jennifer Jarrett With the excitement of a new school…
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Second generation King hits the recruiting road
This archived article was written by: Carli Jensen Skyler King is following in his father…
Photographic exhibit features Nine-Mile Canyon
A photographic exhibit of Nine-Mile Canyon opens Friday at 7 p.m. in the CEU Prehistoric Museum. The exhibit features photography by Diane Orr and a video by storyteller Larry Cesspooch.
The history of the canyon started over 4,000 years ago when a group of hunters and gatherers now known as the Fremont Indians inhabited a nearby canyon. They eventually disappeared, whether they were killed off or simply absorbed into other native cultures, no one knows for sure. But they left a legacy in their wall art in what is now known as Nine-Mile Canyon.
Moving from teaching high school to college
This archived article was written by: Keenan Ryan Designing chemistry video games, collecting coins and…
EU pursues national limelight
If you saw a camera crew setting up at different locations throughout campus on Sept….
EU Wind Symphony prepares for upcoming concert
The Eastern Utah Wind Symphony, a college-community ensemble at CEU, will present the first concert…
Martineau garners national award
College of Eastern Utah’s automotive instructor scored the highest out of his class at the…
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.
“Cash on Delivery” opens fall theatre season in the Geary
This archived article was written by: Sabrina Anderton College of Eastern Utah’s first play of…
Local biker hopes Carbon County will be the next tourist stop for mountain biking enthusiasts
If someone were to walk up to you and compare Price to Hawaii, you would probably think they were crazy, or even get a group of friends together and do a community stoning. But one man does say that Price is to biking, as Hawaii is to surfing.
Ambassadors begin sixth year at CEU
You’ve seen them around, they’re everywhere. Helping you move in, running around on Welcoming Day in crazy stripped shirts, and singing off key at the Karaoke night. They call themselves Ambassadors, but who are they and what are they doing here?
Inter-Club Council Club Rush tonight
This archived article was written by: Rebecca Coster Three students head the Inter-Club Council this…