President Tuminez and cybersecurity awareness
President Tuminez talks about the importance of cyber security and how in a digital world, we need to be careful.
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Lieutenant Governor on the importance of education
Deidre M. Henderson, Utah’s ninth Lieutenant Governor, concurrently Utah’s vice governor, Chief Election Officer, and Secretary of the State, visited UVU to talk about the importance of education, both for the individual and the State.
“It’s time for new leadership,”: Carolyn Phippen enters Utah’s Senate race
Carolyn Phippen, former area director for Senator Mike Lee and board member of Utah Citizens for the Constitution and Director of Freedom Front, has joined the race to replace Senator Mitt Romney in 2024.
Late goal upsets UVU WSoc in semifinal of WAC Tournament
Utah Valley Women’s Soccer was upset by Grand Canyon 2-1 in the semifinal of the 2023 WAC Tournament. UVU will wait for an at-large bid.
Jeff Long: Deputy chief of police at UVU, shares career advice, campus safety
On Oct. 25, UVU’s Police Department Deputy Chief Jeff Long was invited to sit down and share insights into the career of a campus police officer and discuss the different factors that play a part in keeping campus safe.
UVU secures tournament spot after draw versus Grand Canyon
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Utah Valley draws with California Baptist 1-1, tournament hopes decided on Monday
UVU and Cal Baptist drew 1-1 on Thrusday night, meaning the Wolverines need to tie or win against Grand Canyon to secure a tournament spot.
Student Council votes to do away with giveaways; financial transparency follows in new elections packet
The Student Council voted to approve a new elections packet for the 2024-2025 student body elections that now prohibits candidate giveaways. Campaign finances were also affected, now mandating donation amounts be disclosed.
The Clothesline Project shed light on abuse survivors in Utah Valley
“Every shirt on display reflects the personal experience of its creator,” reads a sign posted outside the Clothesline Project exhibit in the Grande Ballroom. “We encourage and support survivors in their healing process.”
UVU Women’s Soccer wins WAC title, secures No. 1 seed
Utah Valley Women’s Soccer defeats SUU 3-0, securing its second consecutive WAC title. UVU will head into the tournamnet as the one seed.
Orem Temple hosts media day for upcoming open house
Officials of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosted a press briefing preluding the Orem Temple open house that is set to begin Oct. 27. Guided through on tours, reporters were shown inside the temple, expressed to the symbolism of its rooms, and given remarks about how the temple will affect students and residents in the area.
Tori Ellis: UVU Volleyball’s hot hand
Tori Ellis etched her name into the Utah Valley record books from using her arm and her loyalty. She continues to be a spark for UVU.
The Israel-Hamas conflict: UVU issues statement, what you should know
“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.
Utahn skies 2023: October eclipse dazzles
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.
UVU Volleyball down to seventh in WAC standings after four-set loss to CBU
Utah Valley Volleyball suffered its second consecutive four set loss to CBU on Saturday, falling to 7-14 on the season.
