North Korean defector and human rights activist Yeonmi Park spoke to students, government officials, and faculty regarding the dangers of communism, and her story fleeing the Kim Regime in North Korea.
The Review was able to obtain the complete UCCU Center event schedule for Spring 2024; here is what you need to know to plan ahead to obtain parking.
Freshman guard Tanner Toolson comes from a historical lineage of great basketball players. He is working to write his own story.
On Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024, Gov. Spencer Cox signed two bills into law. H.B. 261 and H.B. 257 will limit diversity training, hiring and inclusion programs and modify restroom access based on biological sex.
“We are still growing and that is really testimony to the experience that students are having here at UVU,” boasts UVU President Astrid Tuminez in the 2024 State of the University address.
The final day of fee hearings saw the largest requested increase to student fees in the last seven years; Athletics states that without an increase they will be entering the new year in a deficit. Building Bonds and UTA fees will remain the same.
In a Review exclusive, Representative John Curtis (R-UT3) sat down with Editor-In-Chief Matthew Drachman about what he hopes to achieve in his campaign. During the conversation, The Review discussed education, the federal debt, climate change and other topics.
The annual STEM Fair is an opportunity for students to connect with industry professionals.
Department requests for student fees to increase continued into the second day of fee hearings, where both Student Health Services and Student Recreation asked for an increase in their current student fees to improve services and cover COLA.
The UVUSA student council has voted to approve a series of ballot measures that would alter the way the organization is structured; changes include removing the PR Chair from council and modifications to the Engagement branch and activity chairs.