UVU Volleyball gets back in win column with victory over Seattle U
UVU Volleyball broke a three-game losing streak, defeating Seattle U in straight sets in Cancer Awareness game.
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“Fireball” Abbie Medeiros: Setting up for success
Abbie Mederios has been a staple for Utah Valley Volleyball and continues to set her teammates up for success and continues to shine
UVU student spotlight: Rachel Naylor
“There’s never a time in your life where you can’t be an actor,” says theater student Rachel Naylor. “I think that’s one of the small hidden gems about this career choice.”
NSF’s $1.7 million grant will help current and future low-income students obtain engineering degrees
NSF grants $1.7 million to help low-income students pursue certain STEM degrees.
UVU offers several resources to help get students through midterms
Check out several of UVU’s resources to help through midterms. Options include the Writing Center, Language Lab, Math Lab, and online tutoring in science, business, and computer technology, as well as an event page with weekly events to help ease the stress of midterms.
Utah Valley University’s Herbert Institute
Former Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert founded and continues to help students gain more experience in public policy.
Career & Internship Fair offers students the chance to meet potential employers
On Oct. 4, UVU hosted the Career & Internship Fair in the Grande Ballroom where students were invited to participate and meet potential employers.
Utah Valley’s 2023 Men’s Soccer campaign
UVU Men’s Soccer has had a rough season thus far, but with plenty to play. The Wolverines season with a full recap and what is up next.
“Ahsoka:” A new hope for Star Wars fans
The new Star Wars series “Ahsoka” is a fun and fast-paced action adventure.
Utah Valley Volleyball suffers third straight sweep, falling to UTRGV.
UVU Volleyball continues their ruff stretch after a three set loss to UTRGV. It is the second three-game losing streak this season.
Oppenheimer is Christopher Nolan’s masterpiece
Christopher Nolan’s biopic about the father of the atomic bomb, “Oppenheimer,” is not only a monumental feat of filmmaking, it also might be Nolan’s Magnum Opus.
“We can fix our problems,” Former Speaker Paul Ryan shares a message of fiscal responsibility
Paul Ryan, Former Speaker of The House, spoke to a crowd of students and faculty regarding issues that are facing America. Speaking to fiscal issues, Ryan also discussed the recent ousting of Kevin McCarthy, calling it “despicable.”
Dean of Students Alexis Palmer highlights key student resources
Alexis Palmer, Dean of Students, sat down with The Review to reflect on her career and to let students know about all the resources they have at their disposal to succeed at UVU.
Driver given DUI after driving wrong way: Campus police report 9/25- 9/28
The UVU Police reported four instances of criminal activity last week: two cases of criminal mischief, one case of theft, and a DUI.
Top 5 must-watch movies that will get you in the autumn spirit
October is here and it is officially fall! Pumpkins are on every corner, the leaves are falling, and there is no better time to get cozy and watch one of these fall movies.
