Metamorphoses depicts the ever-changing and metamorphic character of mankind through the theme of water and its restorative properties. This production is meant for mature audiences.
In the latest Happenings in the Humanities lecture at Utah Valley University, local artist and museum curator Jared Steffensen presented about his career.
The UVU Review was granted early access to Dreamwalk Park, a fully immersive dive into a whimsical, science-fiction world.
UVU Theatre presents A Tempest, a haunting tale by Chase M. Grant exploring isolation, loneliness, and loss. Viewer discretion is advised; not suitable for children. Just in time for Halloween, UVU Theatre presented its chilling adaptation of William Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest.’ The show is full of atmospheric effects from the lights to the sounds, taking […]
Due to a decrease in staff members, Sophia’s publication rate has dropped in recent years. Editor-in-chief Keaton Cluff explains why students should be interested in joining staff and why their help is vital to the success of the journal. Sophia is Utah Valley University’s journal dedicated to philosophical literary criticism. Historically, the journal has published […]
UVU alumni Ashley Coles met with the Review to discuss how her degree has helped her make moves in her career and pursue her passions. Ashley Coles graduated from Utah Valley University one year ago with her degree in Digital Cinema Production, a part of the Digital Media program (DGM). Only a year after graduation, […]
‘Edge of Sleep’ brings Markiplier’s hit podcast to life on Amazon Prime as of Oct. 15, 2024. Discover how to stream this dark thriller and if it’s worth your time this Fall. YouTuber Markiplier’s long-awaited thriller series ‘Edge of Sleep’ has taken the popular 2019 podcast of the same name to the big screen, releasing […]
The Review meets with UVU’s official improv team Hot Tea to find out what they do at their shows and why they are so fun for audiences Hot Tea Improv is Utah Valley University’s official improv team. Every week, they put on an entirely unique and unscripted show that relies heavily on audience input. “The […]
The latest “Happenings in the Humanities” event featured poet Christopher Leibow as its guest speaker. Leibow touched on the value and power of poetry. Leibow admitted that poets get a bad reputation but argued that we are all born poets. He posed a question to the audience, asking them why we write poetry. Among the […]
Utah Valley University has over 100 bachelor’s degrees and is well known for its inclusion, diversity, and endless possibilities. However, one of its most broad degrees sets the landscape for many students. Applied Communications and Public Relations & Strategic Communication (PRSC) scope out endless possibilities for a career in the UVU Communications Department (COMM). Whether you […]