A CEU student takes photos for The Eagle, on Ballet Co., a Yell Leader and still finds time to save a young girl from dying in rollover on his way to Las Vegas to visit his parents a few months ago. It was because of his saving a young girl on that one trip that BJ Harmon received from the state of Utah a Citizen Commendation Medal on November 7 at Thanksgiving Point.
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The gun policy on Utah’s campuses has been a hot debate recently. The reason for this is that Utah has ordered places like offices, hospitals, parks and college campuses to let people who have concealed-weapons permits carry guns in these places.
Utah has 42,000 concealed-weapons permit holders. This may not seem out of the ordinary until you realize that the total Utah population is only about 2.1 million people in the state of Utah.
Demolition of the old Main Building and Science Building will begin in mid-November. In order…
Sessions Hall residents recently had their phones fixed after most of them had been not in working condition for over a month. At the beginning of the year, signs were posted in Sessions that said, “Notice, we regret to inform you that some telephone lines are not in service at the moment due to maintenance repairs and upgrades.”
The maintenance work was necessary because the phones in Sessions Hall were routed through the old Main Building originally. Since the building is going to be torn down next month, all of the phone lines had to be moved into the Leavitt Student Center.
Jordan Hatch, CEU’s trucking instructor, was injured when his horse fell on him while deer…
The campus computer network connection to the Internet screamed to a halt before Monday morning classes Sept. 29 when the NACHI worm infected the network, over loading its firewall. Besides all computer classes being cancelled, the worm caused the majority of the lab computers to continually reboot, thus all campus computers were asked to be turned off.
College of Eastern Utah’s Eagle staff joined over 300 college and professional journalists at The Free Lunch Utah News Seminar hosted by Brigham Young University Sept. 26.
Many little boys grow up dreaming of being able to dig up dinosaurs. The College of Eastern Utah’s newest faculty member, Reese Barrick, is living out that dream
Barrick received his master’s and doctorate degrees in the geological sciences from the University of Southern California, which is considered one of the top three colleges for geology in the nation. He then began work at North Carolina State where he taught, did research, and developed curricula.
This archived article was written by: Gypsie Delgado You may have noticed the muddy shoes…
The College of Eastern Utah SUN Center’s annual Hunger Banquet is set for Monday, Oct….
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Hundreds of people were on campus Saturday to celebrate the College of Eastern Utah’s 65th anniversary. They came from both coasts and from Washington in the north to Texas in the south. One woman even came from Norway.
Brad King, vice-president of institutional advancement and auxiliaries, who headed planning for the event, said, “It was probably the most successful activity of this kind we’ve ever had,” and added jokingly, “Of course it’s the only activity of this kind that we’ve ever had.”
CEU’s third week enrollment figures, still preliminary, show no significant change from last year. Although…