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Reflection Center offers safe space for deep questions

January 19, 2018 Abby Van Buren 0

Photo by Abby Van Buren   UVU’s Reflection Center invites every student to engage in self-exploration while sipping on their beverage of choice during Cocoa, Coffee & Convo every Thursday….

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New website design eases navigation, enhances visual appeal

January 17, 2018 Abby Van Buren 0

Alyse Johnson browses the new website in the Fulton Library Jan. 10. Photo by Abby Van Buren  Utah Valley University’s main website has been updated with a new look to start…

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2018 Utah Valley Person of the Year awarded to President Holland

January 12, 2018 Abby Van Buren 0

President Holland was named Utah Valley magazine’s Person of the Year for 2018 on Jan. 8. Holland’s work as the president of Utah Valley University was illustrated in the award…

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Three ways to take control of your stress this semester

January 7, 2018 Abby Van Buren 0

UVU students enjoy a yoga class available in the Student Life and Wellness Center on campus. Photo courtesy of August Miller, UVU Marketing Stress is an inevitable part of the college experience. Whether…

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To our readers

December 3, 2017 Abby Van Buren 0

Readers, The reason we do not have the police blotter this week is because school policies have changed. Over the years, the UVU Review, along with the public, have been allowed access to the school police department’s initial incident reports just by asking for them. The initial incident reports contain a police officer’s narrative of the crime that occurred and how it was handled. As of two weeks ago, we no longer get the reports and all we get is the time, location and a one word description of the crime that occurred. While the absence of a narrative is legal, the university has chosen to give us the legal minimum amount of information for every crime that occurs on or around this campus. Without a narrative, we don’t know how crimes are handled at the university or any outcome of the situation. We were told that the reasoning behind the institution’s decision to format police logs this way is so that it protects survivors of assault. The UVU Review has never published the name of a victim of a crime, and it would go against our ethical standards to do so. Institutional indifference grows in darkness and this change to the police reports does not allow any sunlight to the crimes that occur on this campus. The absence of a narrative on the police logs gives a false sense of security to students if we aren’t given the information of a situation such as an assault, theft, drug crime or. With UVU’s Title IX Office facing a federal investigation by the Department of Education’s Civil Rights Office, this move does not promote institutional transparency. Fortunately, initial incident reports are public information and the Government Records Access and Management Act allows us to request the information. This process can take days compared to how it used to take us 20 minutes to walk to the police station to look at the reports. The police blotter section of our newspaper is the most read and the most telling of our campus environment. The UVU Review will continue to investigate by sending multiple GRAMA requests to the university in order to inform our readers about the crimes that occur on campus. The late veteran reporter Helen Thomas once said, “we don’t go into journalism to be…

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Campus community tells presidential search committee to prioritize inclusivity

November 29, 2017 Abby Van Buren 0

Photos by Cody Glassett The university needs a president that will look out for minorities, according to Linda Walton, chaplain and philosophy instructor, during a presidential search committee meeting held in…

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Police Reports: Staff Choice Edition

November 18, 2017 Abby Van Buren 0

The following police reports were reported over the 2017 Fall semester Sept. 8 Library Disturbance An officer was called to the Fulton Library after two people were reportedly arguing. It…

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Administration to increase price of parking permits

November 16, 2017 Abby Van Buren 0

Plans for new freeway bridge underway Photo by Sammie Jo Raymond, Frank Young pictured above  Parking pass costs will increase, free purple lots will move and other significant parking changes will…

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One Stop stopped for good

November 9, 2017 Abby Van Buren 0

Illustration by Tyler Carpenter The One Stop circle that has been the main hub for serving students was discontinued as of Nov. 1. “After careful consideration, and in an effort…

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Conforming to social norms contribute to the bystander effect

November 1, 2017 Abby Van Buren 2

Resisting norms will likely prevent dangerous situations Illustration by Tyler Carpenter   Conformity, ambiguity and social and cultural norms are reasons people do not intervene, according to Ashley Larsen, the associate dean…

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The Clothesline Project illustrates violence and hope

October 24, 2017 Abby Van Buren 1

Photos by Sammie Raymond   Violence against women, men and children was addressed during the Clothesline Project hosted by the Women’s Success Center Oct. 24-25 in the Grande Ballroom. Since…

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Candlelight vigil held to spotlight domestic violence

October 23, 2017 Abby Van Buren 1

Photo by Abby Van Buren   Students and members of the community walked around campus to bring awareness and show reverence to victims of local domestic violence during a candlelit…

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Former CIA and NSA director critiques President Trump’s presidency

October 11, 2017 Abby Van Buren 1

Photo by Gabi Campbell Previous director of the CIA, NSA and retired four-star general, General Michael Hayden shared his criticisms of President Trump and anxieties for the future in the Classroom…

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Student headcount reaches over 37,000

October 11, 2017 Abby Van Buren 1

UVU remains the largest public university in Utah for the third consecutive year, according to data released by the Utah System of Higher Education Oct. 11. The total headcount for…

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Representatives dismiss UVU students’ requests for mental health funding

October 6, 2017 Abby Van Buren 1

Emails were quickly rejected from students participating in UVolunteer Week’s “Write your Rep” event, which encouraged them to write their state representatives to request more funding for mental health services…

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