UVU MBB survives overtime thriller versus Sam Houston
Utah Valley University Men’s Basketball defeated Sam Houston State in overtime in Texas. Utah Valley will travel to North Carolina next week.
Utah Valley University Men’s Basketball defeated Sam Houston State in overtime in Texas. Utah Valley will travel to North Carolina next week.
Here are some tips to make sure that you stay healthy with flu season being just around the corner.
The UVUSA Student Council received training for their anticipated 2024 student fee hearings. Marissa King, director of student leadership programs, stated that she expected departments to ask for increases in their fees.
Positive and healthy communication can be essential to keeping the holiday spirit joyful instead of stressful or exhausting.
When someone’s having a mental health crisis, what can you do to help them?
The Woodbury School of Business at Utah Valley University unveiled a new minor in applied economics.
“If you are like me, you need to reject perfectionism because it is the enemy of progress,” shared Mary Pimental, a full-time MBA student at UVU. By rejecting perfectionism and reframing thinking, students can minimize the negative health impacts of failure and enhance their college careers.
Utah Valley Women’s Basketball defetaed in-state foe Weber State starting off the 2023-2024 season 1-0 before heading to BYU.
Drake Allen and Tanner Toolson combined for 45 of the teams points to defeat Carroll College, starting their season 1-0.
The UVU Police reported three instances of criminal activity last month: one case of criminal mischief and two cases of trespassing.
The LDS Church has come under scrutiny in their latest lawsuit for how it is supposedly handling members’ tithing contributions.
Learn about UVU’s Office for Global Engagement with Amy Barnett, the program director.
President Tuminez talks about the importance of cyber security and how in a digital world, we need to be careful.
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.
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