LDS Church accused of allegedly “misusing” tithes in new lawsuit
The LDS Church has come under scrutiny in their latest lawsuit for how it is supposedly handling members’ tithing contributions.
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Here’s what you need to know about UVU’s Office for Global Engagement
Learn about UVU’s Office for Global Engagement with Amy Barnett, the program director.
The Clothesline Project shed light on abuse survivors in Utah Valley
“Every shirt on display reflects the personal experience of its creator,” reads a sign posted outside the Clothesline Project exhibit in the Grande Ballroom. “We encourage and support survivors in their healing process.”
The Israel-Hamas conflict: UVU issues statement, what you should know
“We pray for an end to this conflict and peace for our neighbors in the Middle East,” wrote the UVU Presidency in an email sent on Oct. 13, 2023.
AI in education and at UVU
AI is “pretty much an unstoppable force at this point,” says Jay DeSart.
UVU student spotlight: Rachel Naylor
“There’s never a time in your life where you can’t be an actor,” says theater student Rachel Naylor. “I think that’s one of the small hidden gems about this career choice.”
NSF’s $1.7 million grant will help current and future low-income students obtain engineering degrees
NSF grants $1.7 million to help low-income students pursue certain STEM degrees.
Colors of Culture event creates a welcoming environment for students with various ethnic heritages
The Multicultural Student Services aims to “assist students from a variety of ethnic backgrounds” says Camila Dickson Bejaran.
Catch up with UVU’s Center for Social Impact
UVU’s Center for Social Impact is dedicated to developing a collaborative and compassionate community.
Upcoming events 2023
Tons of events for UVU students are upcoming the last two weeks of September. Let’s get you in the loop.
Summer 2023: The Titan submersible, aliens and more
Here is a recap of three popular news stories you may have missed over summer vacation.
Flood warnings issued as unprecedented winter sets records
As much as everyone is ready for “April showers to bring May flowers,” all this snow means there might be something different in store for the rest of Spring. Here’s what officials are saying.
Here is what may be keeping females out of STEM careers – and it’s not because boys are better at math, because they’re not
Certain career fields and majors are still severely gendered, even though it’s been disproven that academic advantages are embedded into XX or XY chromosomes.
Mothers of Invention: Here are some extraordinary women responsible for revolutionary innovations
Throughout history, women have invented useful gadgets to enhance space research and travel, medical research, ease practical day-to-day struggles, and so much more.
Important moments for women in education history
The Women’s Success Center reminds us of some of women’s accomplishments in the education industry over the last 300 years in honor of Women’s History Month.
