On July 2008, University status coincided with the opening of UVU's state-of-the-art, 200,000 square foot library, complete with the latest in digital and traditional learning resources. The "greenest" state-owned building in Utah, UVU's library won two awards of merit from Intermountain Construction magazine in 2008 for its energy efficiency. Recently, UVU also renovated the old library to become the Losee Center for Student Success, and the university welcomed the addition of the new Alumni & Visitor's Center at the southeast corner of campus.

In spring 2010, the state approved $45 Million in funding for a new science building, which will be completed in December 2011. The facility was one of the Utah's top building projects heading into the 2010 legislative session due to UVU's severe space constraints. The university currently serves its burgeoning student body with the fewest square feet per student (121.5) among all institutions in the Utah System of Higher Education. The UVU science building will provide an additional 160,000 square feet, including 27 labs, 12 state-of-the-art classrooms and a 400-seat auditorium.

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