The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is teaming up with other transit organizations to make improvements to east-west transportation in northern Utah County. The potential improvements include alternative routes to UVSC, existing and planned housing, retail malls, employment centers, and downtown Provo.
Every year along with a tuition payment comes the additional, not-so-cheap charge of student fees.
The Utah State Board of Regents unanimously approved the first master’s degree for UVU on March 21, a significant milestone for the transition into university status on July 1.
The bitter morning winds on Friday, March 28, were not cold enough to stifle the excitement of ROTC students from all over the state.
UVSC’s President William A. Sederburg was selected as CEO of the Year along with seven other recipients awarded from the Utah Business Magazine. He was named CEO of the Year in the government sector.
Rob Elzey, the area director over institute and seminary, spoke to UVSC students at the Orem Institute on Friday, March 21. The focus of his devotional was helping students “understand how the Lord teaches his children.”
The UVSC Gun and Knife Club wanted to know what to do in the unfortunate event of an on campus shooting, so they invited Sgt. Sprague from Campus Police and Sgt. Wakamatsu from the Orem police department to offer some answers to that and other questions students had.
Found on nearly 300 campuses worldwide, the honor society Phi Kappa Phi is forming its newest chapter at UVSC. This addition is coming due to our approaching status change to university.
Recently, problems surrounding nude models have caused great commotion in the Art and Visual Communications department. Although there are general rules in the selection and protection of nude models on most college campuses, UVSC is only now changing, creating, and implementing them.
With five weeks left until the last day of spring semester, it can only mean that summer is just around the corner. This summer offers the opportunity for students to take classes and be part of the last semester at UVSC before the transition to UVU.
Twice each year, the Equity in Education Center presents the Clothesline Project, a traveling display of shirts that stands as a poignant witness of violence in our local communities.
The governor of the state of Utah will address graduates at this year’s commencement ceremonies, scheduled for April 25 in the McKay Events Center.
Feb. 29, 2008 brought great joy to Christina Lowe, who was crowned Miss UVU for the 2008-2009 school year. Lowe competed against 13 other female UVSC students, a first in the school’s history, for the honor of being named the first Miss UVU. Lowe’s attendants are Stephanie Millard, Libby Chatfield and Katie Angerbauer.
“I am a champion of the abolition of nuclear weapons,” said the keynote speaker at the Third Annual Dialogue on Peace and Justice, Friday, March 7.
The official debut of Utah Valley University will feature big name celebrities for the festivities on June 30.
