Posted on: 09 Feb 2018
The majority of St. George residents identify as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, so it doesn’t come as a surprise that the Dixie State campus is predominantly Mormon. With less religious diversity comes feelings of rejection, especially because one’s spirituality or religious affiliations have a strong influence on morals, perspectives […]
Posted on: 08 Feb 2018
Shi-Quan Nettingham, Mike Nelson and Keshara Bjorkman are just a few successful people whose stories began at Dixie State University. Not only did these former students take advantage of what DSU has to offer and are continuing to be successful outside of school, but they all beat the odds, powered against diverse students like them, […]
Posted on: 01 Feb 2018
Drill teams, or dance teams, are high school sports teams that compete and perform at other events such as half-time shows. During high school drill team competitions, the teams perform routines in different categories. One category is a character-themed one that is, “A thematic routine which focuses on the portrayal and development of a character […]
Posted on: 01 Feb 2018
Dixie State University is one of the safest schools in the nation, but that doesn’t mean students shouldn’t be prepared to tackle dangerous situations. According to DSU crime statistics, on DSU’s campus crimes against property are more common than crimes against people, but harassment still happens especially through technology. Ron Isaacson, captain security officer, said […]
Posted on: 23 Jan 2018
Dixie State University is offering service-driven students a chance to visit Houston, Texas, or Puerto Rico in March. The 2018 Alternative Spring Break trip will be taking DSU students to assist communities with disaster relief efforts. The cost of the trips will be roughly $900 for Houston and $2,000 for Puerto Rico. Dillon Mckinney, a […]
Posted on: 19 Jan 2018
A seven step application process is just the beginning for the average international student. Dixie State University sees about 15 international undergraduates each year, and 70 percent of them continue pursuing higher education. Allison McMullin, DSU immigration coordinator, said one critical motivation for this is because international students will be competing with American students in […]
Posted on: 19 Jan 2018
A mother-son duo won big during the eighth annual Dixie’s Got Talent finale at Dixie State University’s M.K. Cox Performing Arts Center. McKenzie Turley and her 9-year-old son, Crew Turley, took home the first place prize in both the adult and youth divisions Thursday. Both victors are musicians who played high-energy piano pieces that demonstrated […]
Posted on: 11 Jan 2018
For Allison Arellano, the decision to attend Dixie State University was not an easy one. Although Dixie State University is home to thousands of impressive students, for Allison, simply attending DSU is near-miraculous. Allison is a sophomore integrated studies major from a tiny island in the Northern Mariana Islands called Saipan. Life was no paradise […]
Posted on: 11 Jan 2018
Instructors at Dixie State University lose opportunities to master their craft due to low response rates for the end-of-semester student course evaluations. Low response rates on these evaluations may also reflect poorly on the instructors. These evaluations are seen by chairmen, deans and administration, and factor into the retention, tenure and promotion processes for DSU […]
Posted on: 04 Jan 2018
Dixie State University’s International Student Services will be hosting the school’s first Mr. Dixie International pageant along with four other international festivities throughout March. The pageant was first introduced after many male international students expressed interest in participating in a pageant. Mr. Dixie International will be part of a month of international events in March […]