St. George’s humanities and social science-related employers set up shop in the General Classroom Building lobby April 16 to meet with students and share the value of their organizations. Booths were set up around the lobby, free pizza was served and students were welcome to inquire about open positions. The CHASS career fair featured a […]
Tear-jerking personal stories, belly-laughs and hopeful messages filled the Dunford Auditorium April 10, as the LGBTQSO and guest speakers gathered for a seminar on queer identity and culture. The seminar, Pride Talks: A Seminar on LGBTQIA+ Identity and Culture, invited students and members of the community to listen to the real stories of queer community […]
If you’ve kept up with upcoming movies, you’ve more than likely come across “The Drama,” a new dark romantic-comedy featuring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. The plot centers around an engaged couple and a party game question: What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done? Who would have thought the answer was planning a school shooting? Audiences […]
There is no shortage of reboots on streaming platforms these days. “Hannah Montana,” “Phineas and Ferb,” “Ocean’s 8” and “Fuller House” — are we really already out of ideas? It seems like Hollywood’s pouring all their time, money and resources into cash-grab productions. And honestly, we’re falling for it. Reboots are topping the charts, filling […]
Convenience, efficiency and productivity are killing higher education. Where students once sought degrees to become masters in their fields, they now use artificial intelligence to write their papers and summarize readings. Where professors used to spend time crafting lessons and leaving thoughtful feedback on assignments, they now turn to AI — but only students are […]
Classic casino games, vintage outfits and sparkly decor welcomed students at Utah Tech University’s annual Casino Night. Hosted by the Utah Tech Student Association, Feb. 25 from 7:30 – 11 p.m., attendees gathered at the Gardner Building to try their luck with classic casino games such as Blackjack and poker. Attendees were treated to live […]
Brightly colored clothes, well-loved jewelry and new shoes — Fashion Club’s first-ever Flea Market garnered a large and enthusiastic crowd at the Gardner Ballroom. The booths were set up by members of the club and community. Some booths consisted of bright dresses, flannels, punk jackets and even handmade items. Live music was performed by the […]
I’ve got the Gen Z stare — and I don’t plan to change that anytime soon. Like many discussions surrounding Gen Z’s behaviors and attitudes, this debate started on TikTok, where it quickly became an avalanche of personal stories, rumors, jokes and skits. According to Millennials, Generation Z has lost the ability to handle social situations effectively. We’re awkward. […]
Colorful nail polish, trendy tunes and dirty soda — the start of any great hangout. Jan. 30 Utah Tech’s LGBTQ+ Student Association gathered for a time-honored tradition: Nails & Mocktails. Students met on the first floor of the Browning Student Resource Center, where they were greeted with customizable name tags and a self-serve soda bar with a […]
Sparked by the recent deaths of U.S. citizens and anti-ICE protests around the country, members of the Utah Tech community held public demonstrations voicing their views on national issues Jan. 27-29. “When our government starts killing people, we need to do something just to let people know we think it’s not right,” Matt Smith-Lahrman, professor of sociology, said. “This […]