Meet the candidates: Student Body President 2024
As student government elections are nearing, take some time to get to know the student body president candidates for who they are beyond the campaign.
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Any political coverage affecting UVU students.
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UVUSA candidates for Vice President of Engagement
UVUSA elections open March 4 at 8 a.m.; here’s a breakdown of the candidates for Vice President of Engagement.
UVUSA candidates for Vice President of Academics and Student Activities
The positions of Vice President of Student Activities and Academic Senate have only one registered candidate each. Here’s a breakdown of both.
“I am going to keep on fighting”: Nikki Haley rallies supporters as state caucus looms
Presidential hopeful Nikki Haley rallied supporters at a crowded UVU venue and made her case to supporters, students, and faculty on why she should be the Republican nominee for president.
“It’s not easy to be free”; Yeonmi Park, North Korean defector, speaks at UVU
North Korean defector and human rights activist Yeonmi Park spoke to students, government officials, and faculty regarding the dangers of communism, and her story fleeing the Kim Regime in North Korea.
“Come and listen”; UVU YAF to host North Korean defector and activist Yeonmi Park
Young Americans Foundation Chapter President Michael Erickson discussed the chapter’s upcoming event with Yeonmi Park, North Korean defector and conservative advocate.
“We’re rewarding the wrong behavior”; Rep. John Curtis shares vision for U.S. Senate
In a Review exclusive, Representative John Curtis (R-UT3) sat down with Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman about what he hopes to achieve in his campaign. During the conversation, The Review discussed education, the federal debt, climate change and other topics.
Upcoming student body elections: What to know and what to expect
The UVU Student Council has set the schedule for the upcoming student body elections, which are set to occur Mar. 4-7. Information was given to the student council during their weekly council meetings where they encouraged members of council to run along with other students.
A letter concerning the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman stresses the importance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and calls on others to come together in times of strife.
Student fee hearings set to begin Jan. 18; large fee requests expected
A schedule has been finalized by UVUSA as the 2024 student fee hearings are set to begin on Jan. 18. Departments are expected to request fee increases due to a 2023 tuition freeze.
Democratic progressive Lai Ching-te clenches Taiwanese elections
Democratic Progressive Lai Ching-te has won the Taiwanese presidential elections, beating out two major candidates; China is not expected to react well to the results due to the DPP’s hard stance on Chinese unification.
Stories you missed over the winter break
Over the holidays, it is nice to take a break from all the noise. Here is a quick recap of some of the biggest news stories you may have missed.
Utah gears up for the 2024 General Legislative Session
Here’s what we may expect to see in Utah’s 2024 General Legislative Session.
John Curtis announces bid for U.S. Senate
In a surprise announcement, John Curtis announced his candidacy for Utah’s federal senate seat, campaigning on calls for fiscal restraint, stronger border policies, and energy independence.
Carolyn Phippen shares vision for U.S. Senate with students in exclusive interview
U.S. Senate candidate Carolyn Phippen sat down in an interview with The Review to discuss what she would bring as Utah’s next senator. Issues including the U.S. budget, entitlement reform, and strategies to get legislation passed were discussed.
