Throughout history, women have invented useful gadgets to enhance space research and travel, medical research, ease practical day-to-day struggles, and so much more.
The active shooter hoax that terrorized Utah left many feeling the effects of what a school shooting could feel like; The Review speaks with some of them.
After years of investigation, former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a grand jury in the State of New York based around an alleged hush money payment paid by Trump to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Trump is expected to be arrested and booked in the coming days.
Gov. Spencer Cox signed a total of 349 pieces of legislation into law in what was a ‘record’ year for the annual event.
The Women’s Success Center reminds us of some of women’s accomplishments in the education industry over the last 300 years in honor of Women’s History Month.
On March 15. The Review interviewed Nellie Hughes, the President of Women of UVU, to discuss her childhood and future plans for the organization.
The Review spoke to Tiffany Greene, the Education and Community Outreach Director of Better Days, about how to honor Women’s History Month.
In 2013, “The Last of Us” was touted as one of the greatest stories in gaming history. In 2023, HBO’s television adaptation improves upon its predecessor.
The Noorda Center hosted the talented pianist Changyong Shin for a night of breathtaking music.
UVU students First Yongyun and Sam LeVitre compete for the VP of Engagement position here at UVU. They hope to share their vision with students.
UVU students Taylee Hunter and Caleb Cutler are running for VP of Student Activities, an office in which they would be tasked with planning major activities and events for students and the university. Both candidates are hoping to make their case to student voters.
Beth Krensky’s renowned art exhibition “Between” comes to Utah Valley University. It is a multimedia experience that utilizes performance art, photography and artifacts.
The UVU police reported eight instances of criminal activity. This included disorderly conduct, harassment, sex offense, theft, vehicle burglary, and three cases of criminal mischief.
The Repertory Ballet Ensemble collaborated with numerous departments and disciplines to deliver their performance of “Hansel and Gretel.”
An investigation conducted by The Review has revealed how off-campus organizations have allegedly influenced UVUSA student elections by supporting candidates since 2016; the “Campus Victory Project” allegedly lies at the center of this circle and has been shown to have supported past and current student body presidents.
