UTAH TECH UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT NEWS SOURCE | May 04, 2024

Author: Cammie Johnson

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COLUMN: Cammie’s Column: Learn to love yourself

  In today’s society, the thought of feeling useless or unwanted is more common than not; after all, self-loathing is the new black.    Learning to love yourself despite your flaws is easier said than done. In a generation where your importance is based on how attractive you are in the public’s eye, having a sense of […]

Study abroad deadlines extended due to lack of students

  Students are being given an extended period to sign up for a few study abroad programs offered through Dixie State University.    DSU is currently offering 10 faculty-led study abroad programs, but three of these programs have extended their deadlines for students to continue signing up, said Jenny Callahan, study abroad program coordinator.   Janice Hayden, instructor […]

OPINION: Online courses are just as good as in-person

It can’t get much better than earning your college degree from the comfort of your own home.  Speaking from personal experience, online classes are just as good as attending a scheduled class. With the freedom to work from any location at any given time, you are able to fulfill your obligations while still earning your […]

Electric Theater provides new date space, learning environment

 Free movie, local eats and a time to remember: Get ready for an electric night.   This Movie Club is a non-profit organization that brings free films to the city of St. George every Tuesday night at the Electric Theater and is a learning opportunity for those who aspire to be in the film making industry.  […]

OPINION: Photos should not be included with your resume

Sorry, you don’t fit the description of what we are looking for. You may have noticed, or at least heard of, many companies wishing to see a photo attached to your resume when applying for a particular job. But how is a photo supposed to show an individual’s ability to complete what is necessary for […]

OPINION: Shorter classes needed to help students succeed

Sitting in a classroom for hours at a time has got to be one of the most draining experiences that a student could go through. The feeling of disappointment that rushes over your body as you are signing up for classes only to find the class that you want to take is two hours long […]

Out-of-the-box study hacks students should try

With all the things school has to offer, studying is probably one of the biggest downfalls. Struggling to stay on top of all your daily tasks can be tiresome, and because of this, it can make studying seem like the least of your worries.  By finding the study hacks that work best for your individual needs, […]

OPINION: Tests are ineffective

Studying for hours only to receive a bad grade on a test goes to show that testing is not always the answer. Tests are ineffective when it comes to showing students knowledge of a particular subject matter. After all, how exactly can you measure someone’s understanding by giving them the same test as everyone else […]

DSU purchasing new land for campus expansion

Dixie State University has new things in store for students; with DSU in the process of purchasing new land, the opportunities are endless. DSU is looking to expand the campus and make room for more students than are currently attending because there is expected growth in the student population at DSU. Paul Morris, Vice President […]

Alternative Breaks Program offers trips during Fall break

For all you students who are planning on binge-watching TV for your fall break, you may want to consider an alternative break option. Alternative breaks are opportunities for students to give back and participate in service projects. Spencer Richardson, a senior exercise science major from Hurricane and the alternative breaks coordinator, said Dixie State University […]