The UVUSA student council has voted to approve a series of ballot measures that would alter the way the organization is structured; changes include removing the PR Chair from council and modifications to the Engagement branch and activity chairs.
The UVUSA Student Council met with representatives from the School of the Arts and Operations and Managment to discuss proposed changes to their student fees. Both organizations are asking for increases in their fees for the upcoming year.
The UVU Student Council has set the schedule for the upcoming student body elections, which are set to occur Mar. 4-7. Information was given to the student council during their weekly council meetings where they encouraged members of council to run along with other students.
The Review’s 2024 coverage begins in the state of Iowa, where Former President Donald Trump is projected to win the Iowa Caucus.
The Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman stresses the importance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and calls on others to come together in times of strife.
A schedule has been finalized by UVUSA as the 2024 student fee hearings are set to begin on Jan. 18. Departments are expected to request fee increases due to a 2023 tuition freeze.
Democratic Progressive Lai Ching-te has won the Taiwanese presidential elections, beating out two major candidates; China is not expected to react well to the results due to the DPP’s hard stance on Chinese unification.
On the coattails of a new year, Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman wishes to express gratitude to The Review’s readers, provide a report on the paper, and give encouragement to those seeking new starts in the year.
In a surprise announcement, John Curtis announced his candidacy for Utah’s federal senate seat, campaigning on calls for fiscal restraint, stronger border policies, and energy independence.
Alyssa Melaine Foreman was arrested and charged with causing a panic after allegedly making a false report of an active shooter threat in UVU’s UCCU event center. Reports say allegedly Foreman had been hallucinating.
Elder Patrick Kearon, a member of the Seventy, has been chosen to fill the vacancy left by M. Russell Ballard in the LDS Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Speakers met with the UVUSA Student Council to present changes in university policy, changes include faculty rank, disciplinary action for faculty, and policy relating to how UVU uses its data.
U.S. Senate candidate Carolyn Phippen sat down in an interview with The Review to discuss what she would bring as Utah’s next senator. Issues including the U.S. budget, entitlement reform, and strategies to get legislation passed were discussed.
Apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, M. Russell Ballard, passed away late evening on Nov. 12, 2023. Ballard had been facing health challenges, and is survived by his seven children, 43 grandchildren, 105 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.
The UVUSA Student Council received training for their anticipated 2024 student fee hearings. Marissa King, director of student leadership programs, stated that she expected departments to ask for increases in their fees.
