UVU art gallery exposes homelessness in Utah
“No Longer Marginal,” an art gallery at UVU, uses portrait photography to shed light on the problem of homelessness in Utah.
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Sharp Notes: Joji’s “Smithereens”
Joji’s newest release “SMITHEREENS” is a short but sweet album that reminds fans of just how talented he is.
UVU Review interviews students about BeReal app
The UVU Review interviews students on their opinions and experiences with BeReal, this year’s most popular new social media app.
Campus Crime Reports 10-11-22: fraud and lewd occurrences
The UVU Police Office reported six offenses over the last few weeks.
Really Really Free Market makes a third appearance in Provo
Inspired by Salt Lake Community Mutual Aid, local community members organize the third Really Really Free Market in Provo
2022 Midterm Results
The UVU Review interviews students on their opinions and experiences with BeReal, this year’s most popular new social media app.
A final design is chosen for the new Utah state flag
Lawmakers have decided on a final design for the Utah state flag that will be voted on by the Legislature in early 2023.
Campaign Her keynote speaker encourages UVU women to pursue political office
Local women in politics visit UVU campus to educate students about the importance of running for office and making their voices heard.
Not even rain could stop this clothing drive
UVUSA organizes a clothing drive to help students and local refugee centers.
Mild fright in “Werewolf by Night”
“Werewolf by Night” might be relatively tame by horror standards, but there’s still a lot to love in Marvel’s Halloween Special.
Utah Symphony and talented pianist stun audience
The Utah Symphony performed Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5. They were accompanied by talented pianist, Andrew Staupe, performing Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3.
Haunted Utah: Local spooks and stories
At the heart of Utah is an array of interesting urban legends and true tales of encounters with death, the supernatural and the psychopathic. These locations in particular are known to send chills up the spine.
Congressional candidate Darlene McDonald addresses debate controversies and shares her vision
Fourth Congressional District candidate Darlene McDonald addresses the recent controversy of excluding January Walker in a rescheduled debate, also sharing her vision for the state.
UVU is taking action to fight Poliovirus.
“Until poliovirus is interrupted in these countries, all countries are at risk,” says UVU Public Health student Lilly Hall.
January Walker: candidate for the 4th congressional district shares vision for Utah
The Review had a chance to sit down with January Walker, the United Utah candidate for the 4th congressional district of the State of Utah, and discussed her vision for the state and her vision for reaching across partisan boundaries in Congress.
