NSF’s $1.7 million grant will help current and future low-income students obtain engineering degrees
NSF grants $1.7 million to help low-income students pursue certain STEM degrees.
Current events happening around the campus
NSF grants $1.7 million to help low-income students pursue certain STEM degrees.
Check out several of UVU’s resources to help through midterms. Options include the Writing Center, Language Lab, Math Lab, and online tutoring in science, business, and computer technology, as well as an event page with weekly events to help ease the stress of midterms.
Former Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert founded and continues to help students gain more experience in public policy.
On Oct. 4, UVU hosted the Career & Internship Fair in the Grande Ballroom where students were invited to participate and meet potential employers.
The UVU Police reported four instances of criminal activity last week: two cases of criminal mischief, one case of theft, and a DUI.
On Sept. 27 and 28, Utah Valley University’s Education Abroad hosted an expo to showcase the various programs students can join to study abroad. From places like England to Guatemala the directors of each program shared what students would learn overseas and the importance of the experiences students would gain from traveling.
The Multicultural Student Services aims to “assist students from a variety of ethnic backgrounds” says Camila Dickson Bejaran.
The annual event, Bachata Fest, celebrates Hispanic music and dance while also raising crucial funds for student scholarships.
The Utah Valley University Writing Center Director Dr. Lisa Bell took a moment to answer some questions about what they do.
The College of Engineering and Technology (CET) has announced a new building specifically designed for students pursuing degrees in civil, computer, electrical and mechanical engineering.
Dr. Hilary Hungerford gave a presentation on drylands, their role in world economics and how to be mindful of the effects climate change has on these areas.
Ruby Franke and Jodi Hildebrandt were arrested on Aug. 30, 2023, on felony counts of child abuse charges, after one of Franke’s children allegedly escaped confinement from Hildebrandt’s Washington County home and ran to a neighbor for help. Here are some updates on where the case stands.
This month is suicide prevention month, and there are many events around campus to help students.
UVU’s Center for Social Impact is dedicated to developing a collaborative and compassionate community.
On Sept. 21 and 22, 2023 UVU hosted its regular semester Club Rush event. Featuring ninety clubs with hundreds of attendees checking out the clubs and winning free stuff.
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