Is UVU Really Green?
Close Up of a UVU Recycling Bin | Photo by Jared Wilkerson Recycling Coordinator, Dylan Genes and Assistant Director of Facility Services, READ MORE
“We’ve always been here for our students”-Impacts of HB261 on UVU’s Community
photo credit: UVU Marketing Previous departments Multicultural Student Services, Women’s Success Center, LGBTQ Student Services, and the Native American Initiative were consolidated READ MORE
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.
An Orem 2024 summer: Community events
School’s almost out, and the Orem community is gearing up for summer fun with activities, events and more. Here are some you may want to put on your calendar.
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.
“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.
“A walking problem”: The fight for parking at UVU
The Review sat down with Frank Young, associate vice president of facilities to talk about the parking situation at UVU. Speaking of the issues, Young pointed out services that students haven’t been utilizing, lots that students haven’t been parking in, and comments allegedly made by school administration on parking expansion.
Utah Valley University’s TRIO and first-generation organizations’ banquet night
UVU has many resources in place to help students be successful no matter what circumstances they come from.