Roots of Knowledge: Technology and engineering over time
Utah Valley University held another installment in their Roots of Knowledge Speaker Series featuring Dr. Anne Arendt, Associate Dean of the College of Engineering and Technology.
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Learning and Lunch at the Women to Women Mentorship Event
In continuation of celebrating Women’s History Month, the Women’s Success Center hosted an event on March 28th where keynote speaker Trina Celeste and other mentors discussed struggles of overcoming prejudice in various fields of work.
Here is what may be keeping females out of STEM careers – and it’s not because boys are better at math, because they’re not
Certain career fields and majors are still severely gendered, even though it’s been disproven that academic advantages are embedded into XX or XY chromosomes.
Mothers of Invention: Here are some extraordinary women responsible for revolutionary innovations
Throughout history, women have invented useful gadgets to enhance space research and travel, medical research, ease practical day-to-day struggles, and so much more.
Women’s soccer acquires strong talent through transfer portal
The Wolverines will bring in 14 new faces as they gear up for another big run in the 2023 season.
Active shooter hoax incites terror and dread for students, teachers and parents across Utah.
The active shooter hoax that terrorized Utah left many feeling the effects of what a school shooting could feel like; The Review speaks with some of them.
Women’s basketball season snapshot
After finishing the season 6-24, we look back at the biggest highlights from the women’s basketball team this year.
Former President Trump indicted by grand jury in New York
After years of investigation, former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a grand jury in the State of New York based around an alleged hush money payment paid by Trump to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Trump is expected to be arrested and booked in the coming days.
UVU announces Mark Madsen will leave program for head coaching position at Cal
After four seasons with the Utah Valley University men’s basketball team, head coach Mark Madsen is returning home to the Bay area after accepting a head coaching job at the…
Hoax shooting calls force school lockdowns; police forced to respond
High schools across Northern Utah went into lockdowns after hoax shooting calls were reported to authorities across the state. Schools in Provo, Salt Lake, Ogden, and Box Elder were sent into lockdowns or saw police response after these calls were received.
Wolverines fall short against UAB in NIT semi-final
Utah Valley finished the season 28-9, featuring the most wins in program history and the first-ever NIT semi-final appearance for the Wolverines.
UVU hosts a watch party for the men’s basketball NIT semifinals tonight
Register now to attend the men’s basketball watch party to cheer on our Wolverines in the NIT semifinals held in the Lockhart Arena.
Utah enacts unprecedented laws aimed at protecting minors on social media
Governor Spencer Cox signed S.B. 152 and H.B. 311 in a ceremony at the Utah State Capitol Building; the pair of bills are aimed at protecting minors from “addictive” elements of social media and setting new requirements for companies when creating accounts for minors.
Cincinnati head coach Wes Miller calls out UVU fans in postgame press-conference
After suffering a 74-68 defeat to Utah Valley University in the NIT Quarterfinal round, Wes Miller had both praise and criticism towards UVU faithful.
Wolverines electric in 74-68 NIT Quarterfinal victory over Cincinnati
Utah Valley University faced off against the University of Cincinnati in the Quarterfinal round of the National Invitational Tournament on Wednesday.
