No science experiment
The smell of freshly overturned dirt and the roar of construction equipment were the physical signs that the dream of expansion in the Science and Health department is finally becoming…
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Education destination
With the newly acquired university status, 58 bachelor’s degrees and three Master’s degrees, Utah Valley University has become a prime destination for educational pursuits. According to the Department of Institutional…
They’ve got skills
At this year’s SkillsUSA National Championship, students displayed their aptitude in a variety of skill sets and came out on top, winning ten medals, which included two gold medals, six…
Associate VP retires after 38 years of service
After 38 years of dedication and service, Associate Vice President for Finance Doug Warner retired on June 30. Throughout the years, Warner was able to witness immense growth within this…
Bitter Sweet Changes
Last week was interim president and vice president of academic affairs, Elizabeth Hitch’s final one before moving to her new post as associate commissioner of the Utah System of Higher…
A Year of Incredible Growth
A little over one year ago, President Holland arrived during the transitional phase between a state college and a fully developed university. Through strong leadership and with a constant eye…
Institute Professor leaves legacy of genuine caring
Some may remember Doug Bassett as the white-haired man who could run circles around them on the racquetball court. Others recall him as a caring, devoted LDS institute teacher who…
Utah women fall behind in education
The Utah Women and Education Project has completed its first year of research, which intended to discover why enrollment in and completion of post secondary education by women in Utah…
Synergy inspires audiences through an evening of dance performances
The house lights above the Ragan Theater slowly dimmed, and the audience gently inhaled as the music began to play. The sapphire lights steadily illuminated the stage, and the lifeless…
