UTAH TECH UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT NEWS SOURCE | April 29, 2024

Author: Erin Hakoda

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What does it take to be a student athlete?

Many students aspire for a high GPA in college, but it can prove challenging to reach that goal while also competing on a collegiate athletic team. There are various expectations and eligibility requirements student athletes must live up to. Between attending practices, competing in games and completing homework assignments, it is crucial to find the […]

Dixie Outdoors group takes advantage of unique Utah scenery

While other students may be left wondering what to do on the weekends, Dixie Outdoors students are probably cliff jumping at Sand Hollow or hiking Kanarraville Falls.  Dixie Outdoors is a group of Dixie State University students who get together and take advantage of the outdoor locations in St. George and its surrounding areas. The […]

Killer fees overwhelm DSU students

For students who are already burdened with the cost of tuition and rent, the last thing they want to think about is an awaiting list of even more fees. We usually anticipate paying for tuition, class fees and books, but it is easy to forget about the smaller expenses that can add up. You’ll need […]

Differing personalities benefit classrooms

Student personality types fall all across the board, creating differences in how each individual learns.   Extroversion and introversion exist on a spectrum; people who have extroverted tendencies flourish in social situations while those on the introverted end of the spectrum may feel more comfortable spending time alone. These traits can dictate how students learn […]

Students, faculty offer tips to budget, save money

Budgeting and overspending often become large recurring issues for struggling college students, especially if they don’t track their spending.For some students, college is their first time living without their parents’ financial support. Trying to juggle this new responsibility on top of a new setting and college-level classes can get tough. This is where budgeting comes […]

Vintage housing compensates students after delayed completion

The first week of school has come and gone, yet the Vintage at Tabernacle student housing, which was set to be complete in early August, is still unfinished. The apartment complex was to provide 265 new beds for Dixie State University students. With an Aug. 4 completion date, the project was already two months behind […]

Students, faculty give advice for fall semester survival

Fall semester marks the end of summer, the beginning of another four months of classes, and a brand-new maze to navigate.  For incoming and returning students alike, August through December may seem daunting. Most students have been in summer mode for three months, and it can be difficult to get back into the swing of […]

Campus safety a priority for students

As Dixie State University is steadily increasing security measures around campus, the faculty asks that students do their part in crime prevention. Year after year, DSU maintains and adds to the resources around campus, such as security cameras and lighting; however, a large part of campus safety depends on its students. Campus police would like […]