Summer Movie Previews & Predictions: Part One
-Cannonized Cinema- This is the first of a three-part series. The first will discuss movies being released in June of READ MORE
Arts & Culture
Wind Symphony to Perform at 2012 Olympics…Maybe
Digging through a cardboard box in the corner of his office, Director of Bands Jim Colonna pulls out a proposed itinerary pamphlet READ MORE
When School Isn’t Out for Summer: How To Survive Summer Classes
Summer classes provide students with a chance to make some headway in school. Fewer students, more parking, and accelerated classes are just READ MORE
Catching Up with Kappa Sigma
If you’re looking for a club to join in the fall, then look no further than the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. In 2009, READ MORE
Professor Wins Chef of the Year
This year the Best Chef of the Year Award given by the American Culinary Federation was awarded to Certified Executive Chef and READ MORE
Homecoming Week at UVU!
For Homecoming, we visit the Polar Plunge, the TRUE Wolverine Bonfire, and the Tailgate party before the big game. Go Wolverines!
Student art show winners announced
Over 100 art majors and non-majors at UVU submitted entries to the Woodbury Museum’s Student Art Show this March. After being judged by an external juror and the director of the museum, fourteen pieces were chosen, and twelve corresponding student artists were awarded cash prizes earlier this month.
Let the summer theater season begin
With the beginning of summer and the end of this school year’s printings of the UVU Review, come opening nights across Utah. The summer musicals that local theaters pride themselves by accompany a few eclectic locally-written and produced scripts to be performed at the smaller theaters across Utah and Salt Lake Counties.
Heavy metal cures end-of-semester stress
Stephen Fullmer, UVU professor and teacher of this semester’s Themes in Literature class, has collaborated with his students in getting bands Adjacent to Nothing and Forsaken Reminiscence to perform on campus April 27. The class, which focused this semester on the subculture and musical influence of heavy metal, has been trying all semester to get a prominent heavy metal band or musician to guest lecture in the class.
Invisible Children
A war is continuing today led by Joseph Kony, a war leader of the Lord Resistance Army that has continued for 23 years, involving the kidnapping of around 3,000 children between the ages of 8 and 12 years old in Sudan, Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Central African Republic.