Current events happening around the campus
There are a lot of great options to spend your Halloween this year. Utah County has many activities to enjoy. Mini golf, pumpkin carving, haunted houses, and downtown Provo events are all available to fill this Halloween season with fun.
“Farewell to Eden” celebrates its 20th anniversary by returning to UVU where it originally debuted, standing as a testament to the incredible accomplishments of UVU alumni.
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences at UVU hosted Emily Gappmayer Rowley for the Oct. 18 session of the Degrees to Anywhere lecture series. Rowley, president of sales and production at First Colony Mortgage, addressed the audience with the theme, “While I could definitely rock glass slippers, I prefer to shatter glass ceilings.”
“We pray for an end to this conflict and peace for our neighbors in the Middle East,” wrote the UVU Presidency in an email sent on Oct. 13, 2023.
On Oct. 14, 2023, an annular eclipse was visible in certain parts of North, Central and South America. For the United States, the eclipse started around 9:13 a.m. in Oregon and ended around 12:03 p.m. in Texas.
On Oct. 7, Utah Valley University held their annual President’s Scholarship Ball.
The Career & Internship Center hosted a Graduate School Fair on Oct. 12, 2023, for students looking to further their education beyond a four-year degree. The Review spoke to Brynn Leavitt, Events and Marketing Director with the Center, about what students interested in graduate programs can do to get ahead.
The UVUSA Student Council discussed the proposed updates to the UVUSA Elections Packet 2023-2024. These changes include dates, apparel, and donations.
On Oct. 10 UVUSA hosted a Student Voice Forum to educate their fellow students on the power of their voice and the resources available to them.
In front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA, on Oct. 9, 2023, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared independence from the Democratic Party, announcing his independent run for president.
AI is “pretty much an unstoppable force at this point,” says Jay DeSart.
LGBTQ+ Student Services has moved from the Liberal Arts building to the newly renovated Woodbury building.
What is there to do at the Noorda Center for the Performing Arts? Whether you’re an avid consumer of the arts, supporting a loved one, or looking for a memorable…
The UVU Police reported two instances of criminal activity last week: one case of disorderly conduct, and one case of assault.
“There’s never a time in your life where you can’t be an actor,” says theater student Rachel Naylor. “I think that’s one of the small hidden gems about this career choice.”
