UTAH TECH UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT NEWS SOURCE | October 26, 2025

Author: Lexy Borgogno

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OPINION | The 2024 Oscar nominations that deserve to take home gold

From Paul Giamatti’s endearing performance in “The Holdovers” to Lily Gladstone’s heart-wrenching performance in “Killers of the Flower Moon,” here are my 2024 Oscar predictions.  The Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, is an award ceremony that celebrates artistic and technical merit in the film industry. The purpose is to recognize the hard work […]

From extra storage to a tiered amphitheater, here’s what you can expect from CVS III

Campus View Suites III will have a similar outlook appearance to its predecessors, but the 5-story building holding 564 beds has key differences. Additional storage will be found near the bathrooms as well as extra cabinetry in each kitchen area in the dorms. There will also be re-designed community spaces.  Unlike CVI and CVII, the […]

New myUT app unveils central hub for student resources

The myUT app not only features a variety of Utah Tech University websites in one, but it also presents a personalized home screen for each user.  Newly released, the app includes access to meal plans, printers and tuition balances as well as each student’s schedule with their due dates for assignments. This schedule is called […]

DJ got us fallin’ asleep: why Usher was the worst part of his halftime show

We all know what was missing from Usher’s halftime performance, and that was a duet with the one and only Justin Bieber.  As far as Super Bowl halftime performances go, this year’s show was boring — except for the collaborations with other artists.  What would’ve made Usher’s average performance memorable is millennial and Gen Z […]

Utah Tech’s dental hygiene program brings success to students and community

The Utah Tech University dental hygiene program has been serving smiles for more than 25 years.  The first class for the program was accepted in 1998, and since then, the program has had a 100% passing rate for licensing boards.  It is a two-year program that will result in students graduating with a bachelor’s degree […]

Remembering Utah Tech vocal professor Anna Mooy

Colleagues and students will remember Anna Mooy for her calm yet observant ways, how she supported her friends and made people feel like they mattered. An email was sent Jan. 16 from Interim University President Courtney White that Anna Mooy, director of vocal studies, died Jan. 15. Terri Metcalf-Peterson, part-time instructor for the College of […]

OPINION | Career assessment tests are missing the mark

Have you ever wondered why career assessments are presented in classrooms? The simplest answer is that they shouldn’t be.  We’ve all endured the pain of sitting in a classroom and having a lecture based on finding your path in life and what career best suits you. We’ve experienced taking a career assessment and getting results […]

Women’s basketball coach J.D. Gustin receives two-game suspension after investigation closes

Utah Tech University’s women’s basketball coach has been suspended for two games after an investigation into alleged misconduct by players.  Information was first released Sept. 12 that J.D. Gustin was under investigation for bullying, physical intimidation and retaliation. Then, it was announced Nov. 22 that Gustin would continue business as usual after his two-game suspension. […]