The Utah Tech University Police Department is offering a free self-defense program aimed at equipping students, faculty and staff with life-saving skills that extend beyond campus. The program, held Oct. 2 begins with lessons on awareness, prevention and risk reduction before moving into hands-on practice. The course also provides practical physical defense techniques designed for […]
For the past decade, I’ve sat down to watch every season of “Dancing with the Stars” with one goal in mind: predicting who will walk away with the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. I am a “Dancing with the Stars” connoisseur, and my predictions have never been wrong. I may sound a little cocky, but my […]
Utah enacted a law May 7 allowing concealed-permit holders to openly carry firearms on public college campuses, drawing debate over safety and constitutional rights. Before May 7, Utah law required firearms on public campuses to remain concealed, even with a permit. Now, adults 18 and older may also carry openly. This fall marks the first […]
Few films capture the feeling that we can achieve anything, but the summer blockbuster “Superman” did just that. James Gunn, David Corenswet and Nicholas Hoult posted artwork to reveal “Man of Tomorrow” will be coming out July 9, 2027. “Superman” left the audience with the sense that everything would work out. Personally, I have never […]
Utah Tech University’s new name and polytechnic mission emphasize growth, but the continued use of “Dixie” raises questions about how far the university has moved forward. Utah Tech took a vote to remove the term Dixie from the university’s name. This was due to the term being associated with the Confederacy, white supremacy. In 2021, the […]
Some of the strongest voices in the media are being taken away. Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” was canceled, and PBS and NPR were defunded. Is this a coincidence or a way of silencing public voices? The question isn’t whether the media is changing, but who are the ones being left behind. The First Amendment […]