“Policies take a long time, but they also last a long time.” UVU staff members briefly explained to students and faculty members how policies here at the university are made, and how students can be a part of that process.
“UVU has opened doors for people,” said UVU communication professor Farah Sanders, dually noting the doors UVU opened for her as well. “We offer some opportunities that are just unique.”
Big changes are coming to Canvas in May, including a brand-new discussion interface and an external program dedicated to enhancing students’ online experiences.
In fall of 2022, UVU introduced the Green House Sales and Marketing agency, a student-run organization that offers local businesses the opportunity to transform their online presence. The Review sat down with Alec Gallego, the director at Green House, to talk about how they’re impacting students.
Eighteen-time Pulitzer Prize winner Martin Baron speaks on how to combat misinformation in an age of strong opinions and generative AI.
Fact checking popular nutritional beliefs is important when choosing which habits to adopt in personal dieting.
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On Feb. 27, 2024, candidate profile videos for the upcoming student elections were posted to UVUSA’s Instagram account, @uvustudents. Comments both in dissent and support of the candidate’s spoken, preferred pronouns emerged. Simone Goodheart, vice president of engagement candidate, was the target of backlash for using she/her pronouns.
On Thursday, March 21, Kate Strong visited the Women’s Success Center at UVU to speak to students about her experience for Women’s History Month.
This month there are many things happening around campus to celebrate Women’s History Month. The Roots of Knowledge which is home to the stained-glass exhibit that encompasses all of history is highlights the valuable contributions and lessons that we have learned from women from the beginning of time. Throughout the whole month of March, students […]
The Review had the exclusive chance to sit down with congressional candidate and former CEO of SkyZone, Case Lawrence; where he discussed his campaign for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District and being an outsider, along with his stances on the country’s debt, education, immigration, public lands, and the state of the race.