Wolverine Weekly | Season 2 Episode 3
New technology buildings, students thoughts on them and on President Astrid Tuminez final semester, and more on this week’s Wolverine Weekly.
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Will Utah’s new congressional map affect UVU?
In 2018, Utah’s Proposition 4, an anti-gerrymandering law, was passed. The measure proposed the creation of a new congressional map designed by a third party and intended to prevent gerrymandering. The ballot measure barely passed with 50.34% of the vote, and since then, it has been the…
Wolverine Weekly | Season 2 Episode 1
From protests at UVU’s campus to Tyler Robinson Updates this weeks Wolverine Weekly has all your news needs.
President Astrid Tuminez Shares Why She Is Leaving UVU | UVU Review Exclusive Interview
Astrid S. Tuminez became president of Utah Valley University in 2018, bringing with her an international career in education, public service, and technology. She holds degrees from Harvard and MIT…
Measles exposure at state wrestling championship: UVU issues campus health alert
OREM, Utah — On Feb. 20, the Utah County Health Department reported multiple confirmed cases of measles at Utah Valley University (UVU), following the Utah High School Wrestling State Championship held at the UCCU Center. Though the tournament, held…
