Pro climber pushes envelope
To most people, climbing and skiing down Mount Everest is a risk people deem too dangerous. For Jimmy Chin, editorial photographer and professional climber, it’s like walking down a sidewalk….
Kimberly Bojórquez is a Los Angeles native currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in Communication with an emphasis in journalism, and a minor in Latin American Studies. From 2017-18 she served as the editor-in-chief of the UVU Review and worked at ABC4's morning show "Good Things Utah", Salt Lake City Weekly and the Daily Herald.
She has written stories that relate to national issues, local crime and social justice. In her spare time, she loves to take photos, hike Utah's national parks and attend live rock concerts.
To most people, climbing and skiing down Mount Everest is a risk people deem too dangerous. For Jimmy Chin, editorial photographer and professional climber, it’s like walking down a sidewalk….
Classes will begin this fall UVU had a long-term vision of going after a national security studies program, according to the director of national security studies and assistant professor, Ryan…
Senior VP of academic affairs will take his responsibilities Chair of UVU’s board of trustees, Elaine S. Dalton, announced that President Matthew Holland will be a senior associate at the…
Photos by Nathan Gross Through the beats and lyrics of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton, students revitalized the role politics has played in American history. Students performed a rap battle from the…
In an unexpected turn of events, Rob Smith will be 2017-18 student body president of UVUSA, defeating the pattern of traditional students who have won past elections. Smith will oversee…
Expenses, travel key subjects in discussion A week before elections, 2017-18 student body officer candidates gathered at Centre Stage March 1 to debate — the main issue being the allocation…
School officials calling it ‘reduction in force’ UVU’s Dining Services terminated six full-time employees effective immediately Feb. 21, including former director Joaquin Menendez, and former executive chef John Miller. Current…
Valley View Cafeteria will shut its doors for renovations after the spring semester to make room for three new fast-food chains. Current plans suggest that Chick-Fil-A, Panda Express and Farr’s…
Student body candidate interviews coming soon.
The UVU Review uses cookies to improve site performance and analyze traffic. By continuing, you agree to our use of cookies.
Ad Blockers and Incognito windows may affect some features.
For more information, please see our Privacy Policy and/or Terms of Service
Thank you for supporting Independent Student Journalism!