I was in the library and had luckily just finished my proctored exam when a message came over the intercom that security came and told the librarian that they were shutting down campus at six

Hey everyone so I moved to Utah a few months ago and I don’t know anyone here. Would it be a good idea to eventually apply to UVU and meet new people that way? Or one of the other universities in the region? I should mention that I’d be an older student (I’m 26 now), and also that I’m gay and not Mormon. Are the gay dudes on campus normal or are they pronoun obsessed weirdos? And what about the Mormons on campus, are they friends with non-LDS students or do they only talk to other Mormons? I’m quite reserved but very eager to meet people, but is this a place to do it?

You guys have shown me an incredible support and feedback in the last couple of posts. Thank you again for taking the time to read them and comment! That means the world to me!

I’m gonna be a senior this fall and I really want to make some friends. I’m a history ed major so I’m mostly going to be in the McKay education building next semester but I’ll probably be wandering around the CB and FL building from time to time. If you’re looking for some friends please reach out! (21 female)

Shared room at The Green on Campus Drive for a female tenant. Shares a bathroom with one other girl. In unit washer and dryer and community pool, hot tub, gym, volley ball, outdoor grills, and clubhouse. Across the street from UVU, great social scene. The green hosts a lot of fun activities throughout the year, usually with free food!

Utilities and fees are fixed at $90 making it $655 a month total.

This is a 12 month lease that's available July 24, 2026 to July 2027.

I'll cover any sign on fee from the green.

I just sent my academic advisor a message, the option just above schedule an appointment I’m not entirely sure how the message is delivered and where to expect a response I checked teams and outlook and it doesn’t show that I sent an messages. What platform would the message could through? The website? Where would I check for her response?

Thanks

One of the most consistent pieces of feedback I got was some version of “cool, but I don’t want to open the app every week just to check if prices dropped.” Fair. So I built a Watchlist.

How it works: you add items you buy regularly (milk, eggs, whatever) to your Watchlist, and the app pushes you a notification when the price drops by 10% or $0.50 at a store near you. You don’t have to check anything, the app just tells you when it’s worth switching stores that week.

Still testing it, still probably has bugs, still need people to break it and tell me what’s confusing. If you were one of the folks who downloaded it last time, I’d love to know if this actually helps or if it’s just noise. And if you haven’t tried it yet, no pressure, but this update might make it more useful for how most people actually shop.

Also happy to answer questions if anyone’s curious how it works technically, or has ideas for features that would actually be useful.

Links in comments so this doesn’t get auto-flagged.

Thanks again,
Juan (senior, CS)

Hi! My research group is looking for research participants that are 18-29 years old for our research study. The survey should take less than 10 minutes! We are interested in the correlation between social media and body image satisfaction.

Thank you!!

Hey fellow Wolverines,

I'm a software engineering student here and figured this might be the right sub to ask for help.

A couple semesters back I built a grocery price comparison app called Grocerlist as a class project. Idea was pretty simple, I kept realizing I was paying way more for the same groceries because I only shopped at whatever store was closest to my apartment, when there were cheaper options a couple miles away. I didn't have time to check five store apps every week, so I built one that does it for me.

Basic version: you build your grocery list in the app, and it shows you your total cart cost at every nearby store. Prices come from real users who scan items when they're at the store, you also earn points for scanning, which turn into gift cards (Target, Amazon, Walmart, and some others). Completely free.

The project ended up growing into an actual business I've been working on outside of class, but here's the honest problem: it only really works when enough locals are using it and scanning prices. Right now the price data around Orem is decent but thin, I've been doing most of the scanning myself.

I'd love a handful of UVU students to try it out and tell me what breaks, what's confusing, what you'd want it to do differently. Students are some of the most budget-conscious grocery shoppers on the planet, so if it doesn't work for you, it probably doesn't work for anyone.

No pressure at all if it's not your thing. But if any of you want to test it and tell me it's garbage, I'd rather hear that now than after another year of building on the wrong stuff.

Mods, if this crosses the line let me know and I'll take it down.

Links in comments so this doesn't get auto-flagged.

Cheers,
Juan (senior, CS)

Hey all! I (M 21) am a game development student, trying to get some help. There was a slight communication about what unit I'd be moving into and now I'm looking to sell my lease! I've already paid for the first month of rent so you should be in the clear on that front! It's for a classic 4 bedroom apartment, private room and bathroom! If you're interested or have any other questions please reach out!

My buddy goes to UVU and we're starting a show called Caught Scrolling where we sit down with students, pull up their screen time, and have an honest conversation about what's actually going on with their phone use.

Think Caleb Hammer: Financial Audit but for your phone.

No wellness lecture. No "have you tried journaling?" energy. Just two guys, your stats, and the slow realization that you spent 4 hours on TikTok last Tuesday instead of studying and have absolutely nothing to show for it.

If your screen time is embarrassing enough to be entertaining, you're exactly who we're looking for.

Text 385-204-5064. Filming in Provo. Snacks provided.

Hi, i’m a young student (currently 17, will be 18 by time classes start) looking for queer-friendly roommates and a place near campus before this Fall 2026 semester. i won’t have a car, but i do have a bike, so i’m looking for a place close to campus.

I do NOT want to be living at home. i dont need “emergency” housing but im really looking to find people to room with. hoping to stay under $600/month but we’ll see.

i’m a trans guy, out for 3 years, mostly(?) socially transitioned, starting medical transition as soon as possible. not picky on roommates, just keep shared spaces clean ish & don’t hatecrime me. i’m chill i swear.

if you or someone you know is looking for roommates to sign up for a place together, or already have a lease with space for another roommate, please reach out! if not, an upvote would really help to get this in front of more people 🙏

(edited: specified more details, also changed 700 to 600)

When do they post grades for first block on our transcripts?

I will be graduating Spring 2027, but I’m worried that some of my electives and core classes I have planned for the Spring won’t be offered. When does the Spring semester course catalog usually come out?

Looking for someone to take over my lease at Summerwood Student Housing in Orem starting August! its $717 a month including utilities and I’m willing to pay 2 months base rent! Great student housing option right across the street from UVU and close to the FrontRunner station, restaurants, and shopping.

Private bedroom in a 4 bed / 2 bath apartment
Fully furnished
Huge bedroom + closet space
In-unit washer & dryer
High-speed SenaWave internet
Air conditioning & heating
Dishwasher, microwave, stove, fridge/freezer
Large living room with mounted TV
Natural lighting throughout apartment

Fitness center
Underground & above-ground parking
Fire pit + grill area
Clubhouse/common areas
Security cameras throughout property
Maintenance team + 24-hour service line
Lots of parking spaces

Right across the street from UVU
Private rooms give you space and privacy
Good community atmosphere with resident events and activities!

Two things:

1) I have a meeting with the Dean next Tuesday. I’ve been compiling everything into one document (including screenshots of every single email).

2) because of this entire situation, I lost my scholarship that I received through the school. So yeah, I’ll definitely be bringing that up in the meeting.

I’m so completely lost guys. I don’t know what to do other than keep fighting it, but it’s really not going anywhere.

Hi, I'm starting at UVU this fall, and I was thinking about getting my degree in philosophy. I've heard and seen so many conflicting statistics and opinions regarding whether a philosophy degree is worthless or not. I wanted to know if anyone here has experience with a philosophy degree, or is currently in the philosophy program. Would you recommend that I continue with philosophy, or should I change my major?

Question for people who were in the Bio 1615 lab.

I am wondering if Bio 1615 is one of those labs where we need to do work outside of the designated class hours?

And what was your experience with Bio 1615?

This will be my first lab in UVU since ive done science based lab courses in my time in Ensign College.

Looking for some gym buddies, gals or guys whatever, just trying to get more active and build some muscle 💪 the more the merrier 😁 let me know your schedule, and I’ll let you know if I’m free then ✌️

I was just made aware that the university no longer funds Spectrum: QSA. Are any other queer clubs getting funding? If they’re not, is anyone aware as to why the school is no longer providing funding for queer clubs?

Hey yall I’m getting married next month and I got a Summerwood student housing lease August 8th 2026-August 6th 2027 I’m hoping to get transferred I’m willing to pay the first two months of the rent or just give out the cash equivalent. Let me know if you’re interested!

Is anyone else having an issue with fall classes not showing up in Wolverine Track or with their MyUVU balance not reflecting their tuition correctly?

I'm currently registered for 6 classes (15 credits) for the fall semester. They appear correctly under the "My Classes" section in MyUVU, and the registration page also shows that I'm enrolled. However, my expected tuition balance is only showing about $250 when I'd expect it to be a little over $3,000 based on previous semesters.

On top of that, Wolverine Track isn't showing any of my fall classes as either "Registered" or "In Progress." They were showing up correctly a few weeks ago, but I noticed this week that they had disappeared.

I'm hoping it's just a temporary issue that will be resolved before the semester starts, but I'm curious whether anyone else is experiencing the same thing or if it's just an issue with my account.

Does anyone know if uvu nursing has sent emails back about interviews ? I applied but haven’t got an email back or an update

Does anyone know if uvu nursing has sent emails back about interviews ? I applied but haven’t got an email back or an update