UVU experiences blackout after substation surges
UVU experienced a brief blackout after electrical troubles caused a substation surge. Here’s what you need to know.
“I am not going to change who I am”; Brent Orrin Hatch discusses 2024 Senate campaign
March 29, 2024
My Final Letter: From our heart to yours, thank you
The Editor-In-Chief, Matthew Drachman, leaves his final words of gratitude and appreciation on behalf of The UVU Review for you, the reader, for making 2023-204 another record-breaking year for student media.
April 22, 2024
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2.4% to 4.5% tuition increase expected for 2024-2025 school year
UVU is considering plans to raise tuition for the upcoming 2024-2025 academic year; here is what you need to know.
PM Liz Truss and Senator Mike Lee forum on constitutions interrupted by lone protester
The Herbert Institute hosted an event where Senator Mike Lee and Former U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss discussed constitutional differences and similarities between their two nations; they were briefly interrupted by a lone protester, who was calling on Lee to do more about the war in Gaza.
Largest increase to student fees in seven years narrowly passes council vote
The largest increase to student fees, and the second highest amount of student fees in the last seven years, has passed the student council for the 2024-2025 school year. Here is what you need to know.
“It’s not easy to be free”; Yeonmi Park, North Korean defector, speaks at UVU
North Korean defector and human rights activist Yeonmi Park spoke to students, government officials, and faculty regarding the dangers of communism, and her story fleeing the Kim Regime in North Korea.
UCCU Center event schedule: Plan ahead for parking
The Review was able to obtain the complete UCCU Center event schedule for Spring 2024; here is what you need to know to plan ahead to obtain parking.
Athletics asks for a $9.85 increase to their student fee; final fee hearing remains consistent
The final day of fee hearings saw the largest requested increase to student fees in the last seven years; Athletics states that without an increase they will be entering the new year in a deficit. Building Bonds and UTA fees will remain the same.
“Come and listen”; UVU YAF to host North Korean defector and activist Yeonmi Park
Young Americans Foundation Chapter President Michael Erickson discussed the chapter’s upcoming event with Yeonmi Park, North Korean defector and conservative advocate.
“We’re rewarding the wrong behavior”; Rep. John Curtis shares vision for U.S. Senate
In a Review exclusive, Representative John Curtis (R-UT3) sat down with Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman about what he hopes to achieve in his campaign. During the conversation, The Review discussed education, the federal debt, climate change and other topics.
Student Recreation and Health Services ask for student fee increases during second hearing
Department requests for student fees to increase continued into the second day of fee hearings, where both Student Health Services and Student Recreation asked for an increase in their current student fees to improve services and cover COLA.
