UVUSA elections once again have outside funding
The UVU Review has obtained funding donation documents made by candidates who ran for student government. These funds include donations from the Campus READ MORE
“We should see color and celebrate color”: Black History Month at UVU
Every year, UVU recognizes February as Black History Month as a time to celebrate Black people in our community and throughout history. READ MORE
Utah’s legislative battle over transgender students
Chants of “Hey hey! Ho ho! Transphobia has got to go!” and “Trans rights are human rights!” were alternated with emotional speeches READ MORE
Capitol Grounds: Utah’s frontline for activism
Protests have swept across Utah since the start of the year. From rallies advocating for public lands preservation and LGBTQ+ rights to READ MORE
State of the University: UVU’s Upward Trajectory Continues
“The intuition of choice for affordable accessible quality education”—that is how President Astrid Tuminez describes Utah Valley University (UVU) at the State READ MORE
College sports are becoming more lucrative for athletes
In recent years, the NCAA has undergone a major transformation in how college athletes can be compensated, driven by the rise of READ MORE
A Student Guide to the Sundance Film Festival
As the largest independent film festival in the United States, Sundance draws filmmakers, actors and fans to Utah every year. From Jan. READ MORE
#PieItForward: Should We Back Operation Underground Railroad Despite Its Turbulent Past?
A new social media challenge called #PieItForward is encouraging people to raise awareness about sex trafficking and child exploitation. Participants take a READ MORE
Boost24: Empowering Utah’s Next Wave of Entrepreneurs at UVU
OREM – Entrepreneurs from all over Utah filled the Keller Building for Boost24, a day-long conference all about building startups, connecting with READ MORE
Strange Mail: We Received a Letter Explaining the End of the World
On Oct. 7, the UVU Review staff huddled around a mysterious envelope delivered to the office. The outside was decorated with odd, READ MORE