Utah Valley parts ways with Adidas, signs with Nike
Utah Valley University announces the school has parted ways with Adidas and is now an official affiliate with Nike.
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Faith Webber’s last-minute effort secures win versus Michigan
UVU Women’s Soccer defeated Michigan in Ann Arbor backed by a brace from standout player Faith Webber. UVU will be in action again on Sunday.
UVU Baseball finishes second in WAC after outstanding season
UVU Baseball finishes their season with their best record since 2015; solidifying a 2 seed in the WAC Tournament.
MBB: Allen declines Wolverine comeback, commits to Utah State
Utah Valley guard Drake Allen has committed to Utah State via his Instagram, ending up at his fourth school in his short collegiate career.
New student council coming in next year: What to expect
The UVU student council (UVUSA) took time in their last meeting of the year on Thursday, April 18 to focus on next year’s council members.
Local News Recap
Last week was a big week for news in Utah, from sick beavers to NBA YoungBoy, and the possible relocation of the Sundance Film Festival.
What sort of crimes happen on campus?
With the school year coming to an end, The Review collected statistics from the UVU Police reports and conducted a survey across campus to compare what crimes occur on campus to what students are aware of.
My Final Letter: From our heart to yours, thank you
The Editor-In-Chief, Matthew Drachman, leaves his final words of gratitude and appreciation on behalf of The UVU Review for you, the reader, for making 2023-204 another record-breaking year for student media.
Ryan Smith successfully purchases Coyotes, brings NHL to Utah
Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith has purchased the Arizona Coyotes of the NHL and will relocate the team immediately to Utah.
“I’ve been through the fire” Former Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson shares vision for U.S. Senate
The UVU Review sat down with former speaker of the Utah House and current senate candidate Brad Wilson, to discuss his campaign and his vision for what he would bring to the U.S. Senate. Within the interview he discussed his stances on the budget, education, public lands, the housing shortage, and why he was the best candidate in the race.
