The UVUSA student council has voted to approve a series of ballot measures that would alter the way the organization is structured; changes include removing the PR Chair from council and modifications to the Engagement branch and activity chairs.
UVU is hosting the College Cup this year to get students more involved with their respective colleges.
Speakers met with the UVUSA Student Council to present changes in university policy, changes include faculty rank, disciplinary action for faculty, and policy relating to how UVU uses its data.
The UVUSA Student Council received training for their anticipated 2024 student fee hearings. Marissa King, director of student leadership programs, stated that she expected departments to ask for increases in their fees.
The Student Council voted to approve a new elections packet for the 2024-2025 student body elections that now prohibits candidate giveaways. Campaign finances were also affected, now mandating donation amounts be disclosed.
The UVUSA Student Council discussed the proposed updates to the UVUSA Elections Packet 2023-2024. These changes include dates, apparel, and donations.
On Oct. 10 UVUSA hosted a Student Voice Forum to educate their fellow students on the power of their voice and the resources available to them.
Student Body President, Zac Whitlock, warned the student council of possible future budget cuts as UVU is unlikely to raise tuition; UVUSA prepares for future events.
The UVUSA Student Council heard a presentation from UVU’s finance and business department to seek approval about fiscal policy changes, ranging from mandatory direct deposits, fraud deterrence and grant programs.
The UVUSA announced the newly elected student body executives during a press conference to mark the official end of the term elections; Zac Whitlock is elected Student Body President.
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.
Meet 2023’s UVU Student Body President Candidates
A letter in which Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman wishes to express the importance of the upcoming UVUSA Elections, and why students should vote in them.
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.
