The Wolverines’ bittersweet battle
Women’s volleyball tried to keep it classy as they left Bakersfield, Calif. with a bittersweet 1-1 record at the Roadrunner Classic.
Women’s volleyball tried to keep it classy as they left Bakersfield, Calif. with a bittersweet 1-1 record at the Roadrunner Classic.
Utah Valleys men and women’s cross country team finishes third as they sprinted their way into the BYU Autumn Classic Invitational at Cascade Golf Course.
David McCullough, author of “John Adams,” came to celebrate the opening of the Center for Constitutional Studies. The center will be a source of knowledge for the students and the community.
While UVU is making strides in education, credibility and student attendance, one area it is having difficulty with is overcoming the gender gap that exists on campus.
On Monday, Sept. 17, UVU hosted an ethics panel headlined by academics and professionals. Students filtered in and out of the event listening to the ensuing topic of discussion, which focused on one central idea: Is it necessary for one to suffer in
No excuses. This phrase is more than just a motto or mantra for Kyle Maynard, it has become his life. Kyle was born in 1986 with a condition known as congenital amputation. Kyle has arms that end at the elbows and legs at the knees.
Tattoos and body piercings set some UVU students apart from the traditional Utah Valley appearance
The UVU women’s volleyball team has been road-tested, playing all but one of their games at home. They are looking forward to an upcoming home stretch where they will try to reach the team goal of 21 wins for the season.
Head coach Gary Anderson needs his team to finish games
UVU’s men’s soccer club looks to have a promising season even with only three returning players. According to player Cole Morely, their main goal is to work as a team.
Utah Valley’s Krystal Harper and Texas-Pan American’s Martin Casse have been named Great West Conference Runners of the Week after outstanding performances. The award was announced Wednesday by the conference office.
Future of UVU’s men’s lacrosse club hangs in uncertainty
Utah Valley’s women’s soccer team hits the road after a rocky start to the season against in-state rivals. Nothing but high hopes and positive attitudes radiate from the team as they set foot for a new beginning.
Students are enthralled with the website that offers a quick and easy way to organize online hobbies and interests.
Erica Nish is the only senior on the UVU women’s volleyball roster. She stands as an asset to the team and she got here by playing her best game.
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