The recently opened General Classroom Building‘s modern but transparent design has raised some safety concerns. Sherry Ruesch, assistant vice president of facilities management, said the primary goal behind the construction of the GCB is to create classrooms and office space to house the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Several goals were outlined in the […]
The semester has just started, and classes are starting to get more arduous; you feel like you have to study large amounts of information in a short time and you can’t get everything inside your head. If you are stuck in this situation and want to overcome it, you must first learn that adapting to […]
Last spring semester, 10 international students at Utah Tech University had their visas revoked. After this situation, the community of international students had some concerns about their academic future in the United States. Shadman Bashir, executive director of International Programs, said students came to his office to express their concerns during that time, but now […]
What once was a successful and established genre is now struggling to get audiences in theaters. For a long time, comedies that have been swallowed up as action, dramas or even horror, are taking away the laughs that they deserve. Nonetheless, it looks like there are still a few people hungry for bringing back success […]
Utah Tech University has recently expanded its possibilities for students to specialize in digital security. The new cybersecurity bachelor’s degree has opened for all students interested. New certificates in cybersecurity, and cyber supervisory control and data acquisition (cyber-SCADA) are also available. Aaron Davis, interim dean for the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology, said cybersecurity […]