Dixie State University’s faculty and staff step into the student’s world in an intensive leadership program. Patterned after the student leadership programs that are available at DSU, the Trailblazer Leadership Development Program is a yearlong course providing faculty and staff the opportunity to grow and develop their leadership skills. “Stronger leaders result in stronger programs, […]
The credits you rush to “get out of the way” actually bring you innumerable benefits. The questions I’ve asked myself include but aren’t limited to: Why am I taking courses like English, sociology and humanities when I am a pre-medical radiography major? Wasn’t high school enough general education? How does my Intro to Dance course […]
Dixie State University is home to lizards, snakes, scorpions, frogs and of course, students. The animals are part of DSU’s Biology Department Natural Science Museum, which is open for public viewing. When the Science, Engineering, and Technology Building became the new the home for biology, the animals were moved into the Snow Science Building. Truman […]
The sky is dark, it’s snowy outside, cookies are in the oven, and the Christmas tree is lit as you settle in to pick the first Christmas movie of the season.
Kate Hardy, a sophomore dental hygiene major from Fruitland, Idaho, earned second-team all-WAC honors for volleyball this fall.
Technology is integrated into learning more than ever before from elementary school all the way through college and above.
A 48-year long community tradition serves free Thanksgiving meals to anyone who attends. The event will occur Nov. 25 where food will be served from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Simply show up at Red Rock Canyon School located at 747 E. St. George Blvd. Food will be available to-go or if you would like […]
Not every student heads to their hometown for Thanksgiving, but that doesn’t mean you can’t give thanks from your own dorm room. Students who aren’t able to return home for Thanksgiving still have the ability to create their favorite foods and traditions of the holiday. The reasons for staying at school during Thanksgiving vary from […]
Singing Sweet Caroline and yelling “Defense!” are just two examples of key elements fans add for athletes during games. Those key elements were taken away during the COVID-19 pandemic. “It was definitely hard, not being able to feed off the energy,” said Jacob Nicolds, a junior business major from Gilbert, Arizona. “If you hit a big […]
UPDATE: Proposed name Utah Tech University depends on final vote by Utah State Legislature. The Utah State Legislature set its agenda last week for the special session which started Nov. 8. Included in the session today, was the name change process presented by members of the name change committee, members of the community, and others […]
