UVU researchers using $300k grant to find clues about cancer

October 12, 2020

Reading Time: 3 minutes A UVU genetics lab has expanded research on pigeon feathers that may contribute to knowledge about human skin cancer, thanks to a grant from the National Institutes of Health. The three-year grant of about $300,000 was awarded in August 2019 by the NIH, a government agency that funds biomedical research. The money pays for supplies […]

5 things for students to do this fall under $25

October 12, 2020

Reading Time: 4 minutes From dance concerts to butterfly biospheres, spooky season is in full swing throughout Utah. For students, however, holiday fun can come with a high price tag, which is why we have compiled a list of five different activities students can enjoy on a budget this fall season.  Butterfly Biosphere Spooktacular Halloween:  First up is the […]

UVU eSports Adapts to Changes on Campus due to Pandemic

October 8, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes When the COVID-19 pandemic forced the shutdown of schools, businesses and sports leagues across the country, video games and eSports seemed primed to take a step forward into the spotlight. Not only did they provide a chance for family and friends to play together virtually, they helped satisfy so many Americans’ desire for competition — […]

A Night with Dum Luv

October 7, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes Lights flicker across each member of Dum Luv. The heavy beat of the drums indicate the start of another original song. The lead guitarist trickles in a quick rift prior to a fully developed melody. A steady rhythm from the bass trails the drums in anticipation of the coming lyrics. Slowly, Dante Rhymes approaches the […]

“Oscar-Worthy” Live Stream: Meet Hot Tea Improv

October 7, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes Photo Courtesy of Hot Tea Improv Ever had an “Oscar-worthy” moment in a car dealership? How about a mortuary? These scenes and more have been acted out by Hot Tea Improv, a group at UVU that has resumed their performances, now livestreamed on Facebook Live on Thursday nights. Improv is short for “improvisational theater,” which […]

Guv candidates field questions from UVU students during debate

October 7, 2020

Reading Time: 3 minutes Gubernatorial candidates took questions from four Utah Valley University students during the Utah Debate Commission’s televised debate on Tuesday, Sept. 29. UVU was originally scheduled to host the debate between Republican candidate Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox and his Democratic challenger, University of Utah professor Chris Peterson. When it was moved to a socially distanced TV […]

Getting to Know the Wolverines: Josh Lear, Le’Tre Darthard, Evan Cole and Blaze Nield

October 5, 2020

Reading Time: 3 minutes The Utah Valley men’s basketball is going to look almost unrecognizable in 2020 — even for those who closely followed last year’s team. Head coach Mark Madsen has worked all offseason to replace some of the talent that left last year, including Brandon Averette who transferred to Brigham Young, and T.J. Washington who graduated and […]

Aviation students remain optimistic in light of pandemic

October 3, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes Amid uncertainty, emotional turmoil and financial crisis the aviation students at Utah Valley University continue to remain hopeful for the future.    UVU senior Dakodta Clements describes how he has managed to maintain a positive outlook on the situation.  “I have found it helpful to get creative and look for jobs in [different] ways,” said Clements. […]