Rating your favorite clothing store’s merchandise or writing about how satisfied you were with a company’s customer service helps businesses know what to keep and what to change. A person usually picks from a numerical choice of 1-10, while rating their experience. This method is now used in the dating world. Think about it, you could […]
Running is a priority many students plan into their daily schedules. However, now daylight savings has occurred and the days have become short. This prevents those who only have time to run after 5 p.m. from having enough daylight to not have to worry about staying safe. Running in the dark can be dangerous and deadly […]
Illustration by: Ashley Fairbourne In an attempt to educate, enlighten and expound people’s views on the most natural and yet most secretive subject, the UVU Review is starting a sex column. Most of us have heard of the birds and the bees, though many of us still don’t understand what it even means. This euphemism was […]
Photos by: Brooke Morrill and Valerie Cheatham It’s become a tradition for men to take the month of November and forego shaving. It’s not just a chance to try out the look, but those chin curtains are all grown for charity. Since 2004, the Movember Foundation has been running annual events to raise funds […]
Photo credit: Gabi Cambell On November 15, the Multicultural Center presented its 11th annual Intertribal Powwow, which featured traditional Native American dancing, crafts, food and art. The all day event was full of fun with handcrafted jewelry and other products for sale. Proceeds from the event went towards a scholarship and an emergency fund for UVU’s […]
Email has become a dominant line of communication in the millennial generation. Learning proper guidelines for emailing is essential to not only classroom success but real world as well. As students are juggling more tasks than ever these days, they’re emailing professors, coworkers and applying for future internships and jobs. After doing some human resource and […]
Photo credit: Brooke Morrill Now that the weather has turned colder, you can’t walk down the halls without hearing a sneeze or a cough. It’s the new Cold War. You try to avoid touching or being near people who are infected and you wash your hands frequently, but chances are you are still going to get […]
Toxic relationships are sometimes hard to spot, but certain red flags can help you avoid poisonous people before they infect you further. We learn early in life how to recognize the warning signs for danger. Bright red lights signal for us to stop, skulls tell us something is poisonous and anything with a big cross over it is […]
Photo credit: Brooke Morrill Have you ever opened up the fridge only to find there isn’t anything in there to satiate your appetite? It’s not that you’re craving something different; rather, you’ve found that most of your refrigerator’s contents seem to be overgrown with a moldy, mossy-like covering. It seems like only yesterday that you […]
Gabriel Smith | Staff Writer |@gubsmith Photo credit: Valerie Cheatham To the dismay of all academia, cheating can always be found in its midst. Whether you are a culprit, victim or bystander, cheating still happens. The why and how can be understood. In section D4 of Utah Valley University’s online document, “Students Rights and Responsibilities,” […]