Reported COVID-19 cases rise, but remain lower than other schools
Coronavirus cases are rising on campuses statewide – and UVU is no exception. In the week ending Sept. 7, self-reported cases rose to 96 for the semester, a 39 percent…
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The COVID-19 Impact on UVU’s Department of Dance
(Illustration by Riley Andersen) In the era of social distancing, the students and faculty of Utah Valley University’s Department of Dance have had to drastically adjust both their learning and…
Fun Tips for Making Friends
Illustration by Ysabel Berger Making friends is a key point of a great college experience, but with approximately half the students on campus and most classes moving online, having a…
A Rush For Clubs During the Pandemic
Involvement at a university is one of the best ways to advance your development on all levels, and UVU provides a wide variety of clubs to get involved with. However,…
5 COVID Cures for Stir-Crazy Roommates
(Illustration by Ysabel Berger) As students at Utah Valley University, we all understand just how important our sanity is. Between attempts to get all of the classes we need and…
Presidential Scholarship Ball Reflects COVID-19’s Impact on Campus
While so much of Utah Valley University’s campus remains shut down to some extent, other services and events have been forced to adjust in order to stay open — while…
Part 1: Local musicians channel creativity during pandemic
The pandemic has disrupted everyone’s lives in one way or another, and Utah’s local music scene hasn’t been exempt. During this trying time, artists have found ways to adapt. Learn…
Update: Campus and COVID
It’s likely some students will test positive for COVID-19 this fall. Now, administrators are trying to answer the question – what then? Robin Ebmeyer, UVU’s director of emergency management and…
“Dreaming in Quarantine”: Latino/a Literature class turns self isolation into collaboration
In March of 2020, students across the country attended their last day of class weeks earlier than anticipated. Many suddenly felt isolated and perhaps even helpless, facing the virus COVID-19…
