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Stories — Page 64
Enrollment at UVU continues to slip
Spring 2013 marks the second semester with a drop in students enrolling at the university
Oh captain, my captain
In introduction to the new Sports Editor of the UVU Review
The Priestess of Chornancap
Two Utah Valley University professors reconstruct the face of an 800-year-old Peruvian priestess, receiving international media attention.
Romance for the holidays
The holiday season can complicate relationships by adding new expectations.
Italian consul visits UVU
Italian Consul, Mauro Battocchi, spoke at UVU about Italy’s plans for a stable political and economic future.
FrontRunner causes changes to bus routes
FrontRunner causes drastic change to all bus routes in Utah County
Festival highlights lives of American Indians
The 2nd Annual American Indian Film Festival, hosted at Utah Valley University featured films to celebrate the American Indian culture and their women. Apache 8 and Miss. Navajo were within the selection of films.
Trial by Fire
UVU on display at Cliff Keen Invitational
Double-Trouble
Placing eighth overall in the Annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and competing throughout the season with twin brother, Jade and Val Rauser hit the mat this season as they become double-trouble for the Wolverines.
There’s no place like homecoming
With the overtime victory over Pepperdine on Homecoming Night, the Wolverine’s might have been able to pick up the momentum they needed for the rest of the season.
The conspiracy
Romance is a conspiracy
UVU launches first annual Innovate UVU competition
UVU Technology Commercialization Office is spearheading the first-ever Innovate UVU, where the UVU community can compete for idea realization.
Student returns home after arrest in Canada
After nearly four months of court proceedings, Kraig Jacobson, 26, was released from Canadian custody after pleading guilty to failing to report his firearm at a US-Canadian border checkpoint.
Board of Regents approves changes to tuition policy
Utah State Board of Regents approves changes to tuition policy that lowers allowable excess credit hours to 125 percent before applying a surcharge — double the current price of tuition — to students.
