Utah Valley University president Tuminez to step down in May
During Utah Valley University’s 2026 State of the University address on Tuesday, Jan. 14, President Astrid S. Tuminez announced she will step down from READ MORE
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Stranger Things: A Show of our generation
The immensely popular Netflix series Stranger Things recently released its last season, and the effect it has left on viewers has been lasting. Stranger Things kicked READ MORE
Daryl Davis: from discord to harmony: UVU presidential lecture
A rock-and-roll, blues pianist turned conflict-resolutionist: that’s Daryl Davis in a nutshell. “A missed opportunity for dialogue is a missed opportunity for conflict resolution,” Davis shared on READ MORE
Academics in the growing world of AI—how can educational responsibility be maintained?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a topic that leaves many in a state of concern. AI policies have been put in place in READ MORE
Student housing, what’s the big deal?
We’ve all heard the complaints about student housing. It’s too expensive. The apartments are disgusting. The management is hard to work with. READ MORE
From New Delhi to the Navajo Nation: an international student’s journey of culture and community
On Sept. 6, 2025, Sameer Massey became the first international student to represent Utah Valley University (UVU) in the annual Navajo Nation READ MORE
UVU’s Insomnia 2025
On the night of Halloween here at campus students gathered from all around to dance, dress up, and party into the late READ MORE
Alex Perry defines herself
The joys of calling a place as beautiful as Utah home are not lost on Alex. Health has always been important to READ MORE
Rep. Mike Kennedy discusses government shutdown and impact on Utahns
UVU Review’s Tess Thomas spoke with Representative Mike Kennedy about the government shutdown. Kennedy is a Republican from Utah and has been READ MORE
Student voices: Inside UVU’s emotional landscape after the campus shooting
OREM, Utah — Nearly a month after the shooting of Charlie Kirk on Utah Valley University campus, students say the emotional impact has stretched far beyond the crime scene. In anonymous survey READ MORE
