Press access limited under new Pentagon rules is raising First Amendment concerns
Freedom of speech and the press are rights guaranteed to citizens of the United States of America in the First Amendment of the Constitution. The United States is currently ranked…
Utah Tech’s Fall Spectacular unites community through music, dance
Utah Tech’s Entertainment Alliance will host its annual Fall Spectacular, featuring local talent in dance, singing and acting, along with showcasing student performances. The Fall Spectacular showcases performance teams from…
Cupbop to join Trailblazers Café next semester
Utah Tech University students can look forward to a new addition to campus dining this spring — Cupbop. Confirmed by Zach Gates, director of dining, the new restaurant is hoped to…
What’s your experience looking for work? The Southern Utah Tribune and Sun News Daily want to know.
Your input helps inform our reporting. By Megan Banta and Rachel Crosby | The Southern Utah Tribune Utah’s unemployment rate was one of the nation’s lowest in August at 3.3%,…
Utah Tech integrates artificial intelligence into spring semester classes
At Utah Tech University, new courses will be teaching students how to use artificial intelligence as a tool to improve their skills. As AI becomes more integrated into modern technology,…
TrailSafe initiative launches to promote student safety at Utah Tech events
TrailSafe, a new student-led initiative, aims to help students feel safe and supported at campus gatherings. TrailSafe is a new volunteer program on campus, created by the Healthy Trailblazers Coalition…
Media group challenges Utah Tech’s diversity policy compliance
A video was published questioning Utah Tech University’s compliance with DEI initiatives, which can affect the university’s state funding. Accuracy in Media is the independent media group that released the…
Controversial Tea app raises concerns over men’s mental health
The Tea app, “the safest place to spill tea,” is sparking backlash as men claim false posts are damaging reputations and mental health. The Tea app has recently gained popularity,…
Ballots are being sent to Utah Tech students for proposed I-15 sound wall
Students near Interstate 15 have the chance to vote on whether a sound wall should be built to reduce noise from the freeway. The project will move forward only if…
General Classroom Building awaits installation of menstrual product dispensers
Feminine hygiene products are unavailable in women’s restrooms in the new General Classroom Building, causing discomfort for some women students and faculty at Utah Tech University. Utah HB 162 states…
Navigating classroom disruptions: Utah Tech faculty lean on policy, support systems
When professors encounter situations with students that disrupt the class, there are a few complications they may encounter when trying to assess the situation. At Utah Tech University, faculty members…
Huntsman Games brings visitors to St. George, local businesses see results
The Huntsman World Senior Games returns to St. George in October, bringing around 12,000 senior athletes and millions of dollars to the community over a two-week period. The event consists…