Author: Annie Muirbrook
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Utah Tech renovates Smith Computer Center in partnership with tech companies
Utah Tech University, in partnership with Vasion, Techridge and Zonos, had a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly remodeled Smith Computer Center Aug. 25. Renovations of the Smith Computer Center gave students new classrooms, study spaces and internship opportunities. These companies in total donated $250,000. This money will go to revamping student study spaces and future […]
OPINION | Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez’s unique singles bring emotion to all
Two early 2000s icons released two long-awaited singles Aug. 25 bringing nostalgia and respect from fans around the world. Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus released unique and distinct new singles, showcasing their thoughts and emotions, while giving fans what they wanted. Despite being compared in the media, both Cyrus and Gomez had respect for each […]
OPINION | From hydration to hype: why water bottle trends need to stop
On the outside, they seem like simple ways to carry around water, but on the inside, they hold overly expensive trends and wasted money for college students. Water bottles have taken the trend for years, but now it is getting too extreme. How many more water bottles are going to fill our pantries before we […]
The future of the Red Cliffs mall caters to the community
The Red Cliffs mall is getting new stores, restaurants and events making the indoor complex the “place to be.” As the only indoor mall between Las Vegas and the Wasatch Front, the Red Cliffs mall is adding renovations that cater to the community’s needs. Having a mall that is clean, easy to get to and […]
Learn more about how the club of diverse minds provides a safe place for students
The Club of Diverse Minds is the first club at Utah Tech University to highlight neurodivergent students on campus. Founded three years ago, this neurodiverse club celebrates belonging and acceptance within the student body while also having fun. A person who identifies as neurodivergent might be someone who has autism, ADHD and/or other mental health […]
What a social media ban would mean for college students
Social media is at the forefront of how communication is made by Generation Z. Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill called the Utah Social Media Regulation Act March 23 that would limit anyone under the age of 18 to not be on social media from 10:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. with parental consent. The Utah […]
Tips from Utah Tech Peer Coaches on how to finish the semester strong
As spring break has come to an end, it’s time to prepare for the end of the semester. With six weeks left until finals, now is the time to get back in the mode of working on homework and getting assignments done. After spring break, you may have the tendency to stay in vacation mode. […]
A look at how student fees are used for the HPC
Rumors about administrative affairs misusing student fees for the Human Performance Center has caused concern for students on campus. A portion of student fees pay for the HPC on campus. This means a portion of the student fees that students pay goes to the operation, maintenance and paying off the building. Student affairs should be […]
Everything you need to know about the nearby national parks
Students at Utah Tech University have some of the most popular national parks in their backyards. With soaring arches and deep canyons, now is the time to start planning your next national park trip. Utah Tech is close to some of the most popular national parks in the country. Arches National Park alone gets 1.5 […]