For living in such a beautiful area, I would think digging up large areas for landfills and wise use of natural resources would be more of a concern. I used to live in a mountain community of about 7,000 where recyclables would have to travel 78 miles to be recycled. There were separate bins for […]
Edward Snowden, who blew the whistle on the National Security Agency this year, has caused large discussion on government invasion of privacy and what is necessary for national security. On top of that, The New York Times published an article By Susan Stellin Oct. 21 called “Security Check Now Starts Long Before You Fly.“ On […]
The Dixie State University Natural Science Museum is teeming with curious and extraordinary specimens. Located in Room 207 of the Science Building, the museum contains more than 100,000 neatly organized specimens in draws, shelves, cabinets, jars, aquariums and some are mounted on the walls. The museum’s curator and director is biology professor Andrew Barnum, who […]
The U.S. is a diverse place, but coming from foreign countries to rural Utah is a social adventure for some international Dixie State University students. International students have the same anxieties and struggles as national students about social worries, correlating class and finding a path in life. However, being in a new culture comes with social surprises, economic challenges and maybe even appreciation for […]
Sexual assault is sometimes defined as a brutal act in a dark alley by someone you don’t know. Most often that is not the case. Being assaulted by someone you don’t know in a secure or public place means you are more likely to report it. Talking about what has happened to you when you know […]
Caring about your government isn’t just about voting on election day and giving an opinion when asked. You should know what your opinion means. There is a reason the Constitution says “We The People.” It means not to lie down and let people run you over with government. When you give up or don’t care […]
The Annual Santa Clara Swiss Days was from Sept. 23-28.
Dixie State University men’s soccer team got its first season win over Hope International University on its home field Wednesday night, 3-1. Dixie kept the momentum the first half but never scored. Red Storm freshman midfielder Sean Jenne finally found the back of the net following an indirect kick a few minutes into the second half. Freshman forward McKay Moffat had […]
St. George’s mayoral candidates debated about public concern over drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities, water conservation and public property changes at the Gardner Center Tuesday night in anticipation of next month’s election. Although there were many empty chairs and about 75 community members present, Mayor Daniel McArthur said It was one of the best turnouts they […]
A new nightclub in St. George has big-city characteristics like search lights and themed bathrooms, minus the booze. St. George’s newest night spot, located on 214 N. 1000 East, opened its doors to the public Sept. 17 with the 4 Kids Charity event. “The mayor cut the ribbon and hung out until […]
