At Utah Tech University, new courses will be teaching students how to use artificial intelligence as a tool to improve their skills. As AI becomes more integrated into modern technology, we see colleges nationwide finding ways to adapt and prepare students. At Utah Tech, professors in their classes are teaching students to enhance their skills […]
With Halloween right around the corner, it is time to retire the cat costumes for something more original. Whether you are staying in or going out, you can still have a fun costume that is picture-perfect. Here are five last-minute costume ideas that are in your closet or that you can buy without breaking the […]
Students near Interstate 15 have the chance to vote on whether a sound wall should be built to reduce noise from the freeway. The project will move forward only if 75% of voters vote yes to its build. The Utah Department of Transportation has proposed creating a sound wall on I-15 between exits six and […]
A musical recreation of nature sounds by instruments and movements of a band, a performance that has only been performed by Julliard, is coming to town. Utah Tech University’s Symphonic Band and Percussion Ensemble will be performing “Crossing Open Ground” composed by John Luther Adams Oct. 25. The performance will be at 11 a.m. and […]
College life can feel non-stop, but finding ways to stay active — whether it is a walk between classes or a workout at the HPC — can help students stay healthy and better manage the stress that college brings. Motivation Motivation plays a big part in fitness, so having a “why” can help you push through. Whether […]
Haunted houses pop up every October with their usual jump scares and chainsaw clowns, but it’s time they turn the fear factor up. Haunted houses are what give fall its spooky feeling — the dark, eerie hallways, creepy music, a slight chill in the air and the frightening sight of gory characters add to the […]
Turning kids into online moneymakers isn’t harmless fun: it’s exploitation. My issue with family vloggers is that they are doing it for the wrong reasons. At-home family videos are cute and memorable, but purposely using your child to make money is wrong. What is worse is forcing children to participate even after they’ve said they […]
The Huntsman World Senior Games returns to St. George in October, bringing around 12,000 senior athletes and millions of dollars to the community over a two-week period. The event consists of 40 sports, including rowing, square dance, horseshoes and more. The two-week-long showcase is one of the largest events held for athletes 50 years and […]
The intramural program, once a place where students could stay active and connect with peers, is now struggling to keep participants involved. The program is offered to all students, with a variety of sports including flag football, sand volleyball and basketball. Participating in the program gives students the opportunity to play the sports they used […]
Since 1960, the Santa Clara community has gathered for Swiss Days, a three-day celebration of heritage, food and community spirit. The purpose of this annual event is to celebrate Swiss heritage and the pioneers who settled in Santa Clara in 1861. “I remember going to this event as a kid, and now coming back it […]