There are secret tunnels under Utah Tech University. These hidden tunnels are right under your feet throughout the campus, maintaining our buildings. The first building on campus was the Student Activities Center built in 1955, and the first initial three or four buildings were stand-alone buildings. They were only heated and had no air conditioning. These […]
Black History Month is a time to celebrate the achievements of African Americans, and the story of Black History Month started in 1915 when slavery was abolished by the 13th Amendment. The art exhibit at the North Commons Building this month is titled “The Tuskegee Airmen.” The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of airmen during […]
A first date can be thrilling and exciting but can also be nerve-wracking and sometimes filled with awkward silence. It’s also an opportunity to find some potential red flags in a relationship. A red flag is something a person does that causes concern. It can be something that bothers you or shows your date may […]
Q-Talks was held Jan. 30 at 6 p.m. and showcased an Emmy Award-winning film titled “Quite Heroes.” This film tells the story of the AIDS crisis in Salt Lake City. Q-Talks, which stands for Queer Talks, was co-hosted by Equality Utah and Utah Tech University’s Center for Inclusion and Belonging. Essie Gonzsen, southern Utah regional […]
Spring Semester is now in full swing, and with that comes more work and more classes. But not all of campus life consists of those things. There will be plenty of events for students to look forward to, so mark your calendars for these upcoming events. Valerie De La O, events and promotions coordinator, said, […]
