Delays have impacted the UTA Frontrunner after an incident occurred early in the morning on Jan. 26 where a pedestrian was killed on the tracks between South Jordan and Draper; the incident has caused several delays going north and south.
Here’s a rundown of campus events scheduled for next week.
The second day of student fee hearings saw three departments present to the UVUSA Student Council; as of now, no department has requested an increase or decrease in their student fees to keep with Governor Cox’s call for tuition to remain the same this year.
The new suite in the Fulton Library is built specifically for students balancing family life and school. With this new space, students with children can study while their children read, play, nap and more.
Here is a rundown of all of the important events and activities to look out for on campus this week.
A new legislative session at the Utah State Legislature could see bills that could have an impact on money for tax-payers, more student and teacher funding, and a plan to save the Great Salt Lake.
Classified documents were discovered in the home and office of President Joe Biden. Their discovery has led to the formation of a special counsel in order to investigate the situation.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that the federal government would reach its debt ceiling by Jan. 19, which has scrambled lawmakers on whether a deal can be made to raise the government’s borrowing limit.
UVU’s Women Success Center held its open house on Jan. 11 to provide students with resources and services meant to boost their goals in the educational sphere.
Here’s a rundown of campus events scheduled for Jan. 2023.