“The Heidi Chronicles” Searching for Identity
Held in the UVU Noorda Theatre was a play called “The Heidi Chronicles,” written by Wendy Wasserstein in 1988. At the time of its initial release, it received national praise…
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Courtney Davis named interim dean for the school of arts
Courtney Davis recently became the school of arts interim dean at Utah Valley University, however, she will only remain in this position for the 2021-2022 academic year. Davis was placed…
Connor’s Big Ride Caps off Kid’s Bike Week
Provo Bicycle Collective (PBC), a non-profit bike advocacy organization and community bike shop in the downtown Provo area, is culminating a week of youth-focused activities with a fitting project to…
THE BEST OFF-CAMPUS STUDY SPOTS
As the fall semester begins, the environment where students study can play a critical role in the quality and effectiveness of their studying. While UVU has a beautiful campus with…
How’s Everyone’s First Month Back?
Students at Utah Valley University started their fall semester on Aug. 23, 2021. Some Wolverines choose to come back to campus to get their education, some choose to stay online. Either…
UVU Supporting Women Entrepreneurs
In an effort to increase the success of women entrepreneurs throughout our community, WE LIFT (Women Entrepreneurs: Lead. Innovate. Found. Transform) held an opening social to kickstart the new school…
Headspace Review: Is this app worth it for college students?
Meditation – what it is and why does it matter? By now you’ve probably heard a lot of buzz around the idea of practicing mindfulness through meditation. Contrary to popular…
Tune-Yards: Energetic and Conscious in the COVID Age
Following a difficult year of canceled and rescheduled dates, live music is once again thriving in the Utah scene. The return of both the Ogden and Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series…
The Complete Guide to Transportation at UVU
As a large commuter school, UVU has developed a variety of options for getting to and from the Orem campus. Whether you’re in a car, on public transportation or a…
Excellence and Innovation Initiative
“Bridging the gap between Industry and Education..” “Today’s students want affordable, flexible, and holistic educational opportunities that allow them to participate in and explore real-world projects and problems. They want…
Parking at UVU: Everything you need to know
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DACA students call for path to citizenship
Local DACA activist, Alan Ledesma, talks about being limited from opportunities because of his undocumented status. Two recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program paneled a Pizza…
Student Voice session shows opposing viewpoints for GE
Ethan Johnson asked the panelist about the Re-Envisioning the Undergraduate Experience process and mentioned a sense of community that can come from the shared knowledge that general education provides. Photo…
Mental Health Services struggles to meet demand for individual counseling
UVU’s Mental Health department continues to expand its services to meet the needs of the growing student body; however, some students are not getting the individual help they need due…
Sabbaticals, quality-focused instruction and shared governance in question by some faculty
Faculty members issued an open letter to university administrators expressing concern about quality education and shared governance, for which, the recent shift in the processing of sabbaticals has raised additional…
