Bills to know

February 10, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes Tiffany Frandsen | Deputy Managing Editor | @tiffany_mf     Prohibition on Electronic Data Collection | HB 150 Rep. Marc K. Roberts (R-Santaquin) has proposed a bill that forbids any state government official, employee or contractor from cooperating with a federal agency in electronic data collection. The bill specifically calls out federal surveillance agencies that […]

Mitt Romney to speak at UVU commencement

February 3, 2015

Reading Time: < 1 minute Mitt Romney, 2012 Republican Party presidential nominee, former governor of Massachusetts and chief executive officer of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Winter Olympics is speaking at Utah Valley University’s 74th commencement on April 30.  Romney will also receive an honorary doctoral degree. “He was at the top of our wish list coming […]

Delegates from Kyrgyzstan visit UVU Campus

February 2, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes Tiffany Frandsen | Deputy Managing Editor | tiffany_mf   Delegates from Kyrgyzstan are visiting UVU and the Utah state capitol this week while they are in the country to study how the U.S. government runs and see what aspects they implement for their own, increasingly-democratic government. Today, with the help of a translator, they discussed […]

A new leader of UVU has been chosen: Mr. UVU 2015

January 29, 2015

Reading Time: 5 minutes Tiffany Frandsen | Deputy Managing Editor | @tiffany_mf   On Jan. 28, a competition for Mr. UVU 2015 was held and it has been decided: Joey Whitaker has taken the thrown.   |@JosephBroseph5 is the new king of UVU. I believe it’s like unto the UK, where it’s more of a ceremonial position pic.twitter.com/xusiAiCwcI — […]

Assassins who claim to have God on their side: Terrorist Violence Symposium at UVU

January 29, 2015

Reading Time: 4 minutes Tiffany Frandsen | Deputy Managing Editor | @tiffany_mf   The Peace & Justice Studies and the Integrated Studies departments at Utah Valley University joined forces to host a symposium entitled, “Terrorist Violence and Free Expression: France and Charlie Hebdo.”  The symposium held on Jan. 26 in the Sorenson Student Center, included presentations about terrorist violence, […]

Becky Lockhart’s impact on UVU

January 29, 2015

Reading Time: 2 minutes Tiffiany Frandsen | Deputy Managing Editor | @tiffanymf   Utahns gathered to memorialize Becky Lockhart’s life at the Utah State Capitol building on Thursday, Jan. 22. Former Utah House Speaker Lockhart, the first female to hold the position, died on Saturday, Jan. 17 from a brain disorder, Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease.   To honor all of the […]

UVU students take second in national Adobe competition

December 1, 2014

Reading Time: 2 minutes Tiffany Frandsen | News Editor | @tiffany_mf Photo credit: UVU Marketing   Three Utah Valley University students won second place in the national Adobe Digital Analytics Competition on Nov. 21 2014. Blake McClary, Scott Twichel and Tyler Larrabee, all seniors, competed against teams of mostly MBA students from Brigham Young University, University of Utah, Stanford, […]

6 Thanksgiving drinks for those who desire a buzz

November 26, 2014

Reading Time: 3 minutes For alcoholic drinks as college students, the trick is to get away with a bunch of different choices while buying the least amount of supplies. That way, you have variety without spending a lot and having a lot left over. There are a few delicious options that use apple cider, so step one: make a […]

Late fees, location and crowding explained.

November 24, 2014

Reading Time: 3 minutes Tiffany Frandsen  | News Editor |@tiffany_mf   The Classroom Testing Center at Utah Valley University, which is funded by late fees, is no longer self-sustaining. If not enough students pay the late fees for a particular test, the department will cover the gaps in the funds. Other limitations have been implanted to ease crowding and […]