Day: February 24, 2019
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UVUSA Meet the Candidates event draws crowd
UVU Student Association held an event to meet the candidates for student body offices Wednesday at Center Stage.
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World renowned speaker says “Leaders do not fit in — they lead”
The National Society of Leadership and Success gathered on the first floor of the Fulton Library last Wednesday, Feb. 20 to video conference into the speaker Bertice Berry, a world-renowned keynote speaker.
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Being LGBTQ+ impacts mental health identity
Queer people are more likely to experience mental health issues, not because they’re queer but because of the society in which they live, according to Karen Deysher, the program director over LGBT Student Services. The academic branch of Multicultural Student Council hosted their monthly Diversity Dialogue event with this month’s topic being Mental Health and […]
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Conspiracy theories are not passive in the age of Trump
Robert Goldberg, director of the Tanner Humanities Center and Professor of History at the University of Utah, visited UVU as the guest speaker for the Appomattox Project to discuss the role of conspiracy under the current U.S. president Wednesday, Feb. 20 in the Clarke Building. “My concern is that the Trump Administration, which not only […]
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Jan Kickert discusses Austrian role in U.N. politics
Austrian Ambassador Jan Kickert permanent representative of Austria to the United Nations, addressed students on campus about the importance of Austria and the U.N. on Tuesday, Feb. 19. Kickert has held various positions within the Austrian government and was ambassador from Croatia to Austria until 2011. Prior to his position in the U.N., he served […]
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Student Voice forum raises common scheduling issues
UVU Student Association’s latest Student Voice forum focused on students’ struggles with class scheduling Tuesday at Center Stage. The forum provided students with an opportunity to voice their concerns and specific issues to a panel of faculty and staff who work on scheduling committees and in related offices. Many department chairs also attended and spoke […]
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