Reading Time: 3 minutes The UVU Review sat down with former speaker of the Utah House and current senate candidate Brad Wilson, to discuss his campaign and his vision for what he would bring to the U.S. Senate. Within the interview he discussed his stances on the budget, education, public lands, the housing shortage, and why he was the best candidate in the race.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UVUSA met Thursday April 15, to discuss a policy change that will affect the way UVU reaches out to students. These new guidelines focus on limiting the number of messages UVU students receive.
Reading Time: 3 minutes In a Review exclusive, Brent Orrin Hatch sat down with Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman to discuss his ongoing campaign for the U.S. Senate. They discussed his perspective on term limits and his father’s legacy, the U.S. national debt, the Supreme Court, public lands, and the state of the race for Senate.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Review had the exclusive chance to sit down with congressional candidate and former CEO of SkyZone, Case Lawrence; where he discussed his campaign for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District and being an outsider, along with his stances on the country’s debt, education, immigration, public lands, and the state of the race.
Reading Time: < 1 minute The highly anticipated Student Government Elections happened this week to vote for new leadership positions and constitutional changes.
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Reading Time: 6 minutes 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.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UVUSA elections open March 4 at 8 a.m.; here’s a breakdown of the candidates for Vice President of Engagement.
Reading Time: 2 minutes The positions of Vice President of Student Activities and Academic Senate have only one registered candidate each. Here’s a breakdown of both.
Reading Time: 3 minutes 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.