Intercultural Center provides breakfast for students in effort for inclusion
The Center for Global and Intercultural Engagement provides breakfast for students within their office in an attempt to include more students all around campus.
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Congressional candidate Darlene McDonald addresses debate controversies and shares her vision
Fourth Congressional District candidate Darlene McDonald addresses the recent controversy of excluding January Walker in a rescheduled debate, also sharing her vision for the state.
Wolverine Buzz | Season 3: Episode 4 | Interview with Darlene McDonald
In this episode, host Sam and editor in chief Matthew Drachman sit down with Darlene McDonald, a candidate in the upcoming election. They talk about voter suppression, data protection, student…
UVU to build new $20 million dollar soccer stadium, UCCU contributes large sum
UVU has announced a new soccer stadium to be called the “UCCU Stadium,” after being given a large sum by Utah Community Credit Union.
January Walker: candidate for the 4th congressional district shares vision for Utah
The Review had a chance to sit down with January Walker, the United Utah candidate for the 4th congressional district of the State of Utah, and discussed her vision for the state and her vision for reaching across partisan boundaries in Congress.
Senate candidates clash at UVU hosted debate as election tightens
Sen. Mike Lee and Independent challenger Evan McMullin traded blows after facing off in a televised debate hosted by UVU.
A letter from the editor-in-chief regarding the upcoming elections
A letter in which the Editor-In-Chief wishes to express the importance of voting and to encourage all to vote in the forthcoming election.
“Why it Matters” UN Conference convenes at UVU
A conference years in the making, the “Why It Matters” UN Conference convened and began at UVU, beginning three days worth of discussions on the UN’s sustainable development goals.
Presidential tips for success: university and student body president share insights on leadership
The UVU Review had time to sit down with both UVU President Astrid Tuminez and Student Body President Lexi Soto, where they shared insights about their position and tips they had for students.
When Sabaton arrives: Swedish heavy metal group performs in Salt Lake City
Swedish heavy metal group Sabaton performed at The Complex in Salt Lake City featuring songs telling of historical wars, following a performance from European metal group, Epica.
“The best days are yet to come,” Former Vice President Mike Pence speaks at UVU
The Herbert Institute of Public Policy hosted Former Vice President Mike Pence where he gave a speech on a variety of issues concerning the nation, and took student questions while protesters gathered outside the event.
London Bridge has fallen: Queen Elizabeth II dies at 96
The Queen of The United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and other commonwealth nations, the longest serving monarch in the world, has died at age 96.
Hall of Flags becomes epicenter of UVU Job Fair
Companies from all around the Orem area gathered to display job opportunities for students.
A letter from the Editor-In-Chief
Truth is something worth perusing, and as Editor-In-Chief, I have vowed to always pursue it and report on it.
Money Success Center open for student advisement
The Money Success Center is a resource for students to help set good financial goals and help balance budgets.
