UVUSA Elections Results 2025-2026
On March 6th, 2025, Kyle Cullimore was elected as Utah Valley University’s 2025-2026 Student Body President. After weeks of campaigns and promotion, his position and the three succeeding vice presidents…
On March 6th, 2025, Kyle Cullimore was elected as Utah Valley University’s 2025-2026 Student Body President. After weeks of campaigns and promotion, his position and the three succeeding vice presidents…
The amendment has passed through the Student Council and will be included on the ballot in the upcoming elections to be voted on. Voting opens March 3 and closes March 6 at 5 p.m. Election results will be announced March 6 at 7 p.m. Visit uvu.edu/uvusa/elections for more details about the amendment proposal and other candidate information.
Protests have swept across Utah since the start of the year. From rallies advocating for public lands preservation and LGBTQ+ rights to demonstrations opposing government policies and promoting union rights,…
On Wednesday Jan. 29, 10 students participated in an experiential workshop hosted by UVU’s Ombuds Office and the non-profit organization, ‘Braver Angels.’ This workshop, entitled Red-Blue, was a kind of…
UVU’s Language Hub, developed over two years, offers innovative language learning and career-boosting opportunities for the global job market This school year sees the opening of a “21st century” language…
Utah Valley University’s Fourth Annual Growth and Prosperity Summit discusses the future of its student’s housing needs. Utah Valley University consistently boasts that it develops Utah’s growing workforce, but what…
Starting with the Spring 2025 semester, UVU is adopting a new textbook purchasing program called ‘Wolverine Access.’ University leadership is hopeful that the program will aid in affordability, accessibility, and…
The new textbook purchasing system, known as Wolverine Access, has now become a center of controversy as both students and faculty argue for and against it. The new system will…
Former Ambassador Michele J. Sison speaks to UVU students about the importance of international collaboration and educational opportunities. Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations, Michele J. Sison, spoke to…
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