Diversity Dialogue at UVU
The Utah Valley University Multicultural Student Council hosted Diversity Dialogue, where students Fatoumat Konate and Sara Alam spoke on growing up in the Muslim faith.
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New Utah flag signed into law; Governor Cox specifies use of historic flag
Utah gained a new flag after Governor Cox signed S.B. 31 into law, the bill to take effect on March 9, 2024. Cox also signed an executive order specifying the use of the historic flag and petitioning the state legislature to amend the law to allow it to fly higher than the new flag, as some seek to put the flag on a referendum.
Gov. Cox signs multitudes of bills as session ends
Gov. Spencer Cox signed a total of 349 pieces of legislation into law in what was a ‘record’ year for the annual event.
Important moments for women in education history
The Women’s Success Center reminds us of some of women’s accomplishments in the education industry over the last 300 years in honor of Women’s History Month.
Nellie Hughes shares her inspirations and aspirations as President of Women of UVU
On March 15. The Review interviewed Nellie Hughes, the President of Women of UVU, to discuss her childhood and future plans for the organization.
Better Days: Celebrating women’s history in Utah
The Review spoke to Tiffany Greene, the Education and Community Outreach Director of Better Days, about how to honor Women’s History Month.
Wolverines outlast Colorado, advance to NIT Quarterfinals
After blowing out the University of New Mexico in the first round of the NIT, the Wolverines took care of business on the road, defeating Colorado and advancing to face Cincinnati in the NIT Quarterfinals.
Men’s golf has shone brilliantly through 2022-23 season
The Wolverines have been a force to be reckoned with so far in the spring, having six top-10 finishes and two tournament wins as a team so far this season.
Men’s baseball starts season strong heading into conference play
The Wolverines start their season with an 11-7 record heading into conference play while holding the momentum of a three-game winning streak.
HBO’s “The Last of Us” is better than the game
In 2013, “The Last of Us” was touted as one of the greatest stories in gaming history. In 2023, HBO’s television adaptation improves upon its predecessor.
Utah Division I men’s basketball power rankings
Ranking all seven Utah Division I college basketball programs on their 2022-23 regular-season and conference tournament play.
Wolverines fall short of NCAA Tournament, rout No. 2 seed New Mexico in NIT debut
UVU was awarded an automatic bid to the NIT after they were defeated in the Hercules Tires WAC Tournament semi-final by SUU, ending their bid at a potential NCAA Tournament appearance.
UVU men’s basketball coach featured in USA Today
Utah Valley head coach Mark Madsen has been in a variety of spotlights, from his time as a player on the Los Angeles Lakers to his stint as an NBA assistant coach.
Maggie Adamson: Survivor, overcomer, advocate
Maggie Adamson, a UVU nursing student and NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) presenter, shares her personal journey of overcoming trauma and choosing faith in humanity.
Student Council votes to approve university fiscal policy changes
The UVUSA Student Council heard a presentation from UVU’s finance and business department to seek approval about fiscal policy changes, ranging from mandatory direct deposits, fraud deterrence and grant programs.
