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Utah Valley University 2023 President’s Scholarship Ball
On Oct. 7, Utah Valley University held their annual President’s Scholarship Ball.
Graduate School Fair 2023: Students looking for an even higher education
The Career & Internship Center hosted a Graduate School Fair on Oct. 12, 2023, for students looking to further their education beyond a four-year degree. The Review spoke to Brynn Leavitt, Events and Marketing Director with the Center, about what students interested in graduate programs can do to get ahead.
UVUSA meets to discuss election packet changes
The UVUSA Student Council discussed the proposed updates to the UVUSA Elections Packet 2023-2024. These changes include dates, apparel, and donations.
The Student Voice Forum teaches us how our voice matters
On Oct. 10 UVUSA hosted a Student Voice Forum to educate their fellow students on the power of their voice and the resources available to them.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces independent run for president
In front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA, on Oct. 9, 2023, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared independence from the Democratic Party, announcing his independent run for president.
“Enough is enough”: Trent Staggs shares vision in bid for U.S. Senate
The Review had a chance to sit down with Riverton City Mayor and U.S. Senate candidate Trent Staggs, where he discussed his campaign and what he would bring to The Senate in terms of fiscal policy, small government, education and healthcare. Staggs also addressed questions about his primary challengers and why he was best to do the job.
Taylor Swift breaks the internet, shaking off her competition
Taylor Swift calls her fans once more to support her newest projects: “The Eras Tour” concert film and “1989 (Taylor’s Version).”
Women’s Soccer remains atop WAC standings after 0-0 draw
UVU and Seattle U ended in a 0-0 draw, resulting in both teams ending the night with one point. UVU remains in first place in WAC standings.
UVU Volleyball extends its winning streak to three, sweeps SUU
UVU Volleyball is on a hot streak, winning three in a row after sweeping Southern Utah on Saturday afternoon.
AI in education and at UVU
AI is “pretty much an unstoppable force at this point,” says Jay DeSart.
Utah Valley University’s LGBTQ+ Student Services new location
LGBTQ+ Student Services has moved from the Liberal Arts building to the newly renovated Woodbury building.
UVU Men’s Soccer gets second win of season, defeats Air Force 2-0
UVU defeated Air Force 2-0 improving to 2-6-4 on the season, securing their first win since the season opener.
“This is all of our responsibility”: Sharon McMahon speaks to issues in civic education
In an interview given to The Review, social media influencer Sharon McMahon speaks to the issues that are plaguing civic education, U.S. politics and misinformation on the internet.
Student harasses first-year advisement center staff: Campus Crime Report 10/3- 10/6
The UVU Police reported two instances of criminal activity last week: one case of disorderly conduct, and one case of assault.
