The Student Council was briefed by members of the Product Portfolio Management Team on the upcoming transitions to student Google Drive and Box accounts; both of these are set to be done away with by Fall 2023 and fully transitioned to the Microsoft Office family of programs.
New Mexico State shuts down its men’s basketball program for the year with six games remaining amidst hazing allegations within the program.
The UVU police reported eight instances of criminal activity. This included disorderly conduct, harassment, sex offense, theft, vehicle burglary, and three cases of criminal mischief.
Remember to be prepared and stay safe in the coming winter weather.
An investigation conducted by The Review has revealed how off-campus organizations have allegedly influenced UVUSA student elections by supporting candidates since 2016; the “Campus Victory Project” allegedly lies at the center of this circle and has been shown to have supported past and current student body presidents.
Tuition is to stay the same as UVU honors the call by Gov. Cox to halt any raises in tuition or fees; the student council also approves fee proposals to maintain all current student fees with added suggestions for the next student council.
“College age … is where [drug addiction and misuse] takes off. This is where it either gets really bad really, really quick, or we have the opportunity to steer them in the right direction away from it. We are just here to help,” said Wade Gale, relations manager of Brighton Recovery Center.
The UVU police reported five instances of criminal activity. This included a case of alleged fraud, sexual assault, two cases of theft, and one of trespassing.
The athletics department presented again to the student council upon their request about their financial situation and to give more detailed information on how student fees were used; the council also mentions the possibility of creating a new fee to support The Den.
UVU student Will Sintyl discusses his experiences of alleged racial discrimination. Sintyl and Deborah Colimon, president of UVU’s Black Student Union, express the importance of speaking out against racism and how it is a powerful method of fighting injustice.
