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Proposed changes to faculty and UVU data policy to be voted on by student council
Speakers met with the UVUSA Student Council to present changes in university policy, changes include faculty rank, disciplinary action for faculty, and policy relating to how UVU uses its data.
UVU Care Hub’s Sub for Santa
For over 35 years, United Way of Utah County’s Sub for Santa has partnered with local schools and nonprofit organizations to provide gifts for children during Christmas time. UVU is now accepting applications, as well as donations, for this cause.
UVU Women’s Success Center has supported students for over a decade
In just over a decade, UVU’s Women’s Success Center has significantly improved female enrollment and graduation rates.
Uncovering the crisis: missing and murdered indigenous people
Michelle Brown, the chair of the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Peoples (MMIP+) organization came to UVU to spread awareness about the ongoing crisis that indigenous peoples are facing.
Defensive masterclass leads Utah Valley over Westminster
Utah Valley Women’s Basketball showcased a defensive prowess in a 76-52 victory over in-state foe Westminster, improving to 2-2 on the year.
“Killers of the Flower Moon”: A story that matters
Martin Scorsese’s new movie, “Killers of the Flower Moon” is a sprawling epic that will leave viewers with a lasting impact.
Utah Valley University expands campaign for first-generation students
President Tuminez pledged to raise 15 million by 2023. She announced she had reached that goal.
Degrees to Anywhere: students and perfectionism
UVU’s recurring speech series, Degrees to Anywhere, returned on Nov. 15, 2023, with speakers Alicia Turner and Anna Tibbitts.
Campus police report: Fraudulent food vouchers and trespassing
The UVU Police reported three instances of criminal activity over the last two weeks: one case of theft and two cases of trespassing.
Carolyn Phippen shares vision for U.S. Senate with students in exclusive interview
U.S. Senate candidate Carolyn Phippen sat down in an interview with The Review to discuss what she would bring as Utah’s next senator. Issues including the U.S. budget, entitlement reform, and strategies to get legislation passed were discussed.
UVU student Collin Niemela killed in plane crash
On Nov. 14, 2023, two people were killed and one injured in a plane crash near Kyhv Peak in Utah County. The two deceased were 23-year-old UVU student Collin Niemela and 26-year-old Evan Backers.
We want you to vote: Utah General Elections information
While Nov. 7 is election day across the U.S., for Utahns the date has been moved to Nov. 21 due to the special elections in Utah’s Second Congressional District.
LDS Apostle, M. Russell Ballard, dies at age 95
Apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, M. Russell Ballard, passed away late evening on Nov. 12, 2023. Ballard had been facing health challenges, and is survived by his seven children, 43 grandchildren, 105 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.
Volleyball: Seniors shine in a five set victory against Utah Tech
UVU Volleyball defeated Utah Tech in a five set thriller, gearing up for the conference tournament that starts this Thursday.
