UVU student Madeline Brenchley, who helped organize a petition to keep Ethics and Values a part of the general education curriculum, speaks on what students should know about the planned revisions, the most likely outcomes, and what students should take away from her petition and education as a whole.
This week, Matthew Drachman meets with special guests Gary Herbert, former governor, and Justin Jones, head of the Herbert Institute on campus. READ MORE
During a forum that was hosted by the UVUSA, Jaden Muir, Vice President of Academics, discussed a plan for revisions to the general education curriculum, and how it could mean the removal of the ‘Ethics and Values’ requirement.
The Review had a chance to interview 4th Congressional Representative Burgess Owens where he discussed his vision for a second term in Congress that ranged from the national debt, water, education and addressed controversies over excluding January Walker from debate.
UVU hosted the Growth and Prosperity summit that saw business and political leaders from across the state gather to converse on the subject of economic success of Utah County.
The Center for Global and Intercultural Engagement provides breakfast for students within their office in an attempt to include more students all around campus.
Fourth Congressional District candidate Darlene McDonald addresses the recent controversy of excluding January Walker in a rescheduled debate, also sharing her vision for the state.
In this episode, host Sam and editor in chief Matthew Drachman sit down with Darlene McDonald, a candidate in the upcoming election. READ MORE
UVU has announced a new soccer stadium to be called the “UCCU Stadium,” after being given a large sum by Utah Community Credit Union.
The Review had a chance to sit down with January Walker, the United Utah candidate for the 4th congressional district of the State of Utah, and discussed her vision for the state and her vision for reaching across partisan boundaries in Congress.
