UVU Review

UVU Review serves as the independent newspaper managed by students at Utah Valley University. It adopted its current name on June 30, 2008, just one day before UVU was officially designated as a university. The newspaper is released every Monday during the fall and spring semesters, and it publishes every other week during the two summer blocks. Generally, the paper features two sections and spans between twelve and sixteen pages, utilizing a broadsheet layout, with printing done by MediaOne of Utah.

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Call it a dynasty: UVU’s Spirit Squad wins 4 years in a row in Daytona

1 week ago | uvureview.com | Brad Simmons

On April 11, UVU’s Game Day cheer team took first place at NCA’s Game Day Division 1 cheer competition in Daytona Beach, Fla. This was the fourth year in a row UVU’s Game Day team has won the national championship. The celebration was encapsulated by the team running into and celebrating in the ocean with the trophy and banner. The Game Day team consists of cheerleaders, dancers, a drumline from the Green Man Group and the school’s mascot Willy. “It’s interesting to blend groups like that.
Back-to-back blazes in Orem and Provo kick off multiple investigations

2 months ago | uvureview.com | Brad Simmons

schedule 3 min readJust four days apart, two tremendous structure fires in Orem and Provo have left the community pointing fingers and scratching heads. With smoke and foul play in the air, both fires’ origins are being investigated by their respective cities. On Feb. 4, around 8:00 p.m., an abandoned house ignited in South Orem, adjacent to 1600 South and 400 West. The house was set to be demolished the next day for a new development called Acadia Heights, but the flames got to it first.
The MrBeast Scandal: Innocent until proven guilty - UVU REVIEW

Nov 15, 2024 | uvureview.com | Kenna Seegmiller

MrBeast has faced controversy along the lines of racist remarks, mistreatment of contestants, and sexual misconduct.
Celebrating UVU’s biggest graduating class and shifting gears for fall

May 21, 2024 | uvureview.com | Elizabeth C. Powell

Reading Time: 2 minutesAs the 2023-2024 academic year ends, The Review will pause our regular articles, podcasts, broadcasts, and social media posts until the fall semester. Congratulations to our incredible students for a successful year! With 10,197 graduates receiving 12,489 degrees and certificates, the UVU class of 2024 is the largest in the university’s history.
What sort of crimes happen on campus? - UVU REVIEW

Apr 22, 2024 | uvureview.com | Wyatt Peterson

Reading Time: 2 minutesEach week The Review receives a crime log from the campus police department that details what crimes had occurred the previous week. Over the school year, The Review published several articles sharing those reports with students. However, in a short survey conducted in The Review, 95% of responding students and faculty shared that they did not feel well-informed about the different crimes that occur on campus.
My Final Letter: From our heart to yours, thank you - UVU REVIEW

Apr 22, 2024 | uvureview.com | Matthew Drachman

Reading Time: 3 minutesTo our loyal readers, and to whom it may concern, This letter has been difficult for me to write, as I have so many thoughts and feelings around the reason I am writing to you today. I have battled with myself on how best to express my joy, and sincerest gratitude for all the memories and accomplishments that you, the reader, have allowed not only myself, but my staff to do over these last few years. However, all good things end, and my time at the Review is at its end.
“I’ve been through the fire” Former Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson shares vision for U.S. Senate - UVU REVIEW

Apr 17, 2024 | uvureview.com | Matthew Drachman

Reading Time: 3 minutesBrad Wilson, former Utah house speaker and current candidate for U.S. Senate, sat down with The Review in an exclusive interview to discuss his candidacy and his vision for the U.S. Senate. Wilson began his campaign back in a September announcement, becoming the first candidate to join after Senator Mitt Romney announced he would not seek reelection. Since then, Brad Wilson is one of 11 candidates who is seeking the office Romney will leave behind in January.
Tips that might save your grade come exam day - UVU REVIEW

Apr 8, 2024 | uvureview.com | Wyatt Peterson

Reading Time: 2 minutesIt is that time of year again when exams are just around the corner, and every student is stressed over tests. To help students prepare for tests, the Review has gathered a few tips to help during the actual exam. For many students, the simple answer to test preparation is to study, study, and study; but what about the big day? When students are sitting down in front of their test pencil in hand, what are some processes that could help us feel more prepared?
Director of Green House Sales and Marketing discusses opportunities for students

Apr 8, 2024 | uvureview.com | Wyatt Peterson

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Green House Sales and Marketing agency began in the fall of 2022 when program founder Professor David Przybyla wished to expand the reach of experiences that his capstone class offered. In this class, students would work on small projects for clients to give them real-world experience, but he wished to expand this concept.
“I am not going to change who I am”; Brent Orrin Hatch discusses 2024 Senate campaign

Mar 29, 2024 | uvureview.com | Matthew Drachman

Reading Time: 3 minutesBrent Orrin Hatch, son of the late Orrin Hatch and current candidate for the U.S. Senate, sat down with The Review to discuss his ongoing campaign to be the GOP nominee for Utah’s open Senate seat. Hatch made his announcement to run for Senate back in early January, joining a crowded field of Republican candidates vying to replace Senator Mitt Romney, who announced his retirement back in September 2023.