Canvas discussion redesign
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UVU students hold candlelight vigil for victims of Israel-Hamas war
On Feb. 27, 2024, UVU student Manasseh McFarlane held a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The event has garnered hope for students at UVU wishing to make a difference.
Director of Green House Sales and Marketing discusses opportunities for students
In fall of 2022, UVU introduced the Green House Sales and Marketing agency, a student-run organization that offers local businesses the opportunity to transform their online presence. The Review sat down with Alec Gallego, the director at Green House, to talk about how they’re impacting students.
UVU student gains recognition for handcrafted shoes
Sky Norton, a student at UVU, designs and handcrafts custom athletic shoes. His work has gained the attention of the Smithsonian and the office of Governor Cox.
“I am not going to change who I am”; Brent Orrin Hatch discusses 2024 Senate campaign
In a Review exclusive, Brent Orrin Hatch sat down with Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman to discuss his ongoing campaign for the U.S. Senate. They discussed his perspective on term limits and his father’s legacy, the U.S. national debt, the Supreme Court, public lands, and the state of the race for Senate.
Consuming news critically: Martin Baron’s insight on journalism in the digital age
Eighteen-time Pulitzer Prize winner Martin Baron speaks on how to combat misinformation in an age of strong opinions and generative AI.
UVU MBB season recap:
UVU Men’s Hoops fell to Cal Baptist in the first round of the WAC Tourney, what can we expect for them this offseason?
UTRGV to leave WAC for Southland Conference in July
UTRGV Athletics announced they would be leaving the WAC, pending a $2 million buyout fee, to joing the Southland Confernece in July.
Backlash during student elections 2024: The debate on pronouns
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On Feb. 27, 2024, candidate profile videos for the upcoming student elections were posted to UVUSA’s Instagram account, @uvustudents. Comments both in dissent and support of the candidate’s spoken, preferred pronouns emerged. Simone Goodheart, vice president of engagement candidate, was the target of backlash for using she/her pronouns.
