Carolyn Phippen, former area director for Senator Mike Lee and board member of Utah Citizens for the Constitution and Director of Freedom Front, has joined the race to replace Senator Mitt Romney in 2024.
The Student Council voted to approve a new elections packet for the 2024-2025 student body elections that now prohibits candidate giveaways. Campaign finances were also affected, now mandating donation amounts be disclosed.
Officials of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosted a press briefing preluding the Orem Temple open house that is set to begin Oct. 27. Guided through on tours, reporters were shown inside the temple, expressed to the symbolism of its rooms, and given remarks about how the temple will affect students and residents in the area.
The Review had a chance to sit down with Riverton City Mayor and U.S. Senate candidate Trent Staggs, where he discussed his campaign and what he would bring to The Senate in terms of fiscal policy, small government, education and healthcare. Staggs also addressed questions about his primary challengers and why he was best to do the job.
In an interview given to The Review, social media influencer Sharon McMahon speaks to the issues that are plaguing civic education, U.S. politics and misinformation on the internet.
Paul Ryan, Former Speaker of The House, spoke to a crowd of students and faculty regarding issues that are facing America. Speaking to fiscal issues, Ryan also discussed the recent ousting of Kevin McCarthy, calling it “despicable.”
Alexis Palmer, Dean of Students, sat down with The Review to reflect on her career and to let students know about all the resources they have at their disposal to succeed at UVU.
A life size replica of the ancient Traveling Tabernacle has been erected in the Institute Parking lot, allowing students and visitors alike to tour the grounds and learn about the ancient structure. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have used this as an opportunity to discuss the similarities between ancient traditions and their faith.
In an event hosted in Draper, Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson officially announced his candidacy for the United States Senate.
The second Republican Debate stage is set to take place on Sep. 27 in the Ronald Reagan presidential library; here is how you can watch it.
Theft of fanny packs, hubcaps, and criminal mischief. Campus police reported four crimes occurring on campus between Sep. 11-15, three have been closed.
Student Body President, Zac Whitlock, warned the student council of possible future budget cuts as UVU is unlikely to raise tuition; UVUSA prepares for future events.
Celeste Meloy, former staffer to congressman Christ Stewart, wins Utah’s 2nd district special primary against two challengers. Becky Edwards concedes the race.
Celeste Maloy takes the lead as counties begin to certify their results; Celeste Maloy currently leads Becky Edwards by 2 points and nearly 1,400 votes.
United Utah Party nominee January Walker returned to interview with The UVU Review about her congressional campaign in Utah’s special election in the 2nd Congressional District, speaking to hydro-fluming, blockchain technology and the national debt.
