World’s largest D&D game
1,227 players participated to break the world record for the largest D&D game ever played.
Events
Current events happening around the campus
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Trespasser arrested on campus: Campus crime report 4/10- 4/15
The UVU police reported five instances of criminal activity last week. This included theft, harassment, assault, and two cases of trespassing.
I AM UVU Legacy Scholarships
Utah Valley University offers graduation cords to all students to fund I AM UVU Legacy scholarships.
Digital Media 20th Anniversary
The Digital Media Department celebrated the 20th anniversary of the bachelors program. The digital media department organized this special event to display progress and encourage future advancement.
A Year in News
What a year it has been! 2022-2023 school year is coming to an end, here are several of the biggest news headlines from the year.
NASA announces crew for next moon mission
Artemis II, comprised of a four-member crew, is expected to launch in late 2024.
Flood warnings issued as unprecedented winter sets records
As much as everyone is ready for “April showers to bring May flowers,” all this snow means there might be something different in store for the rest of Spring. Here’s what officials are saying.
Short Attention Span Theatre: A celebration of student work
A night full of varying emotions, the Short Attention Span Theatre prompted laughs and tears, and it definitely maintained the audience’s attention.
A cappella group Bloom takes 1st place in ICCA quarterfinals
UVU a cappella group Bloom makes UVU history in the ICCA competition as well as garnering millions of views on TikTok.
Roots of Knowledge: Technology and engineering over time
Utah Valley University held another installment in their Roots of Knowledge Speaker Series featuring Dr. Anne Arendt, Associate Dean of the College of Engineering and Technology.
Learning and Lunch at the Women to Women Mentorship Event
In continuation of celebrating Women’s History Month, the Women’s Success Center hosted an event on March 28th where keynote speaker Trina Celeste and other mentors discussed struggles of overcoming prejudice in various fields of work.
Here is what may be keeping females out of STEM careers – and it’s not because boys are better at math, because they’re not
Certain career fields and majors are still severely gendered, even though it’s been disproven that academic advantages are embedded into XX or XY chromosomes.
Mothers of Invention: Here are some extraordinary women responsible for revolutionary innovations
Throughout history, women have invented useful gadgets to enhance space research and travel, medical research, ease practical day-to-day struggles, and so much more.
Seven Spires delivers an electrifying performance
Touring with Omnium Gatherum and Eluveitie, metal band Seven Spires performed at The Depot in Salt Lake City.
Diversity Dialogue at UVU
The Utah Valley University Multicultural Student Council hosted Diversity Dialogue, where students Fatoumat Konate and Sara Alam spoke on growing up in the Muslim faith.
