Bruno Major and Lindsey Lomis shine on stage at The Depot
The two artists hit Salt Lake City on Bruno Major’s “Tour of Planet Earth” to promote his new album “Columbo.”
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Celeste Meloy declared winner in special primary election
Celeste Meloy, former staffer to congressman Christ Stewart, wins Utah’s 2nd district special primary against two challengers. Becky Edwards concedes the race.
Olivia Rodrigo about to steal the show
Three-time Grammy award winner Olivia Rodrigo brings a brand-new bang into her music career two years after her debut album.
Composing Chaos: Where unconventional creativity shines
The Composing Chaos exhibition displays beautiful artwork and emphasizes the distinct form of artistic expression, abstraction.
Navigating mental health challenges: UVU Mental Health Services
For many students, attending college comes with a range of mental health challenges such as stress, anxiety, or depression. UVU has resources to help students with these challenges.
Unlock your full potential with UVU’s health coaching services
Health coaching services at UVU are designed specifically for students and provide guidance, support and resources to help achieve health and wellness goals.
Seasonal changes at the Outdoor Adventure Center
While seasons change, the UVU Outdoor Adventure Center (OAC) prepares to supply students with all the equipment they need to enjoy Utah’s great outdoors.
Finding new friends through UVU Wellness Programs
As the new semester starts, it can be easy to feel left out. UVU Wellness programs offer coaching for students who may need extra help to start the semester off right.
Summer 2023: The Titan submersible, aliens and more
Here is a recap of three popular news stories you may have missed over summer vacation.
Former UVU professor of criminal justice arrested in a sexual child exploitation investigation
A former UVU professor of criminal justice was arrested earlier this month and charged with 11 felony counts relating to sexual child exploitation.
A letter from the Editor-in-Chief: Welcome home
Since taking up this position, I have vowed to make sure that the Review’s mission will always be the pursuit of truth wherever it may take us. Going into my second year as Editor-in-Chief, that will continue more than ever before.
A Year in News
What a year it has been! 2022-2023 school year is coming to an end, here are several of the biggest news headlines from the year.
Roots of Knowledge: Technology and engineering over time
Utah Valley University held another installment in their Roots of Knowledge Speaker Series featuring Dr. Anne Arendt, Associate Dean of the College of Engineering and Technology.
Learning and Lunch at the Women to Women Mentorship Event
In continuation of celebrating Women’s History Month, the Women’s Success Center hosted an event on March 28th where keynote speaker Trina Celeste and other mentors discussed struggles of overcoming prejudice in various fields of work.
Here is what may be keeping females out of STEM careers – and it’s not because boys are better at math, because they’re not
Certain career fields and majors are still severely gendered, even though it’s been disproven that academic advantages are embedded into XX or XY chromosomes.
