High schools across Northern Utah went into lockdowns after hoax shooting calls were reported to authorities across the state. Schools in Provo, Salt Lake, Ogden, and Box Elder were sent into lockdowns or saw police response after these calls were received.
To make room for the influx of people, Utah’s leaders came together to address concerns and make plans for the future at READ MORE
This article is co-authored by Ashley Nash and Kate Hickman. Another decade has passed, and the time has come for redistricting in READ MORE
Despite a significant drop in COVID-19 cases throughout the state, on Utah has renewed the state-wide mask mandate first issued in November READ MORE
After countless hours in front of computer screens and infinite Microsoft Teams meetings, fall break begins Thursday. But amid the excitement of READ MORE
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Utah Valley University hosted the premiere of the PBS film special “First Freedom: The Fight for Religious Liberty” last Friday, Nov. 2.
UVU students and the community will come together to break the silence of violence through the Clothesline Project on Oct. 23 and 24 in the Grande Ballroom.
Finding housing in Utah County that allows cohabitation is more difficult than it may seem
Bill McKibben’s lecture created hope for chapter creation of his coalition, 350.org. Bill McKibben’s recent visit to UVU spurred a collective READ MORE
