Photo by Kimberly Bojorquez The body of Elizabeth Elena Laguna-Salgado, a Provo woman who disappeared under suspicious circumstances in 2015, was discovered in Hobble Creek Canyon the morning of May 18. Three weeks after arriving to Provo from Mexico to further her education, Salgado, 26, was last seen the afternoon of April 16, 2015, walking home after […]
Photo by Johnny Morris Prior to his appearance at UVU’s 77th Commencement Ceremony, Wolf Blitzer, anchor of CNN’s The Situation Room, sat down with the UVU Review for an interview. Growing up, Blitzer’s favorite section of the newspaper was page two of his hometown newspaper called The Buffalo News, which featured international news. “I loved […]
Photo by Kimberly Bojorquez Growing up in Buffalo, N.Y., Wolf Blitzer says he has always considered himself a “news junkie.” He had never studied journalism in school or worked for his school’s newspaper, and once he completed his masters program at Johns Hopkins University in international relations, he was asked if he wanted to become […]
Utah State Board of Regents scheduled to vote on next president Friday April 20 The final candidates for the next UVU president presented at an open meeting and Q&A in the Clarke Building auditorium April 20. The Utah StateBoard of Regents are anticipated to vote and select the next UVU president April 20 at 5:45 […]
Photo by Kimberly Bojorquez Student housing complex projected to house 1,600+ residents Not everyone is in favor of the Palos Verdes project, which is the proposed five-story housing complex planned to house over 1,600 residents in four buildings by the fall 2019 semester. Organizers from the Let Orem Vote campaign have begun a petition against […]
Student body president appoints interim vice president of activities UVU Student Association vice president of activities, Dustin Draper, has withdrawn himself as a candidate for student body president and an interim vice president of activities has been selected, according to student body president Rob Smith. Draper, who has been the vice president of activities since […]
Former governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney, who ran as the Republican Party’s nominee during the 2012 presidential election, visited UVU Feb. 16 hours after he announced his campaign to run for a seat in the U.S. Senate. Romney posed in photos with students for half an hour as volunteers asked for student’s signatures in order […]
Photo by Michelle Rivas When Christine Stenquist went to her father, a former narcotics officer in Florida, for advice on trying medical marijuana to remedy her health symptoms, he approved. Stenquist and Tom Paskett from Together for Responsible Use and Cannabis Education, also known as TRUCE, advocated for the pros of legalizing medical marijuana at […]
Hatch is a “fighter” for his own interests We weren’t even a week into 2018 when it was announced that Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch, the longest running senator in U.S. history, announced he would not be seeking re-election in 2018. In a video statement posted Jan. 2, Hatch recounted President Trump calling him a fighter. […]
Photo Courtesy UVU Marketing UVU President Matthew Holland announced via Twitter that he will be presiding over the Raleigh Mission as a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints mission president in North Carolina, Dec. 29. Traditionally, mission presidents serve three-year terms. Holland will begin July 1, 2018. Holland announced in November that he will leave […]