As both members of the sports section are preparing to graduate, we wanted to share the lessons we’ve learned as part of Sun News and the importance of covering sports as a whole. Spencer Rodak — sports writer Sports have always mattered. I’ve known that for many years. But it wasn’t until this past year that […]
Dear future Sun News staff, From one group of student journalists to another, the 2026 graduating seniors understand how you’re feeling after joining Sun News Daily — maybe you’re anxious about stepping into an unfamiliar environment, or nervous about what to expect in your position. Maybe you aren’t even a media major and are joining […]
By: Kenzie Robb and Kelsey Ross
As the NCAA men’s basketball tournament tips off, the madness of March has finally begun. There are an estimated 60 to 100 million brackets filled out each year, and yet there has never been a perfect bracket. The odds of filling out a perfect bracket are roughly one in 9.2 quintillion. To put it into […]
By Lexy Borgogno and Rylee Hjorth This story is jointly published as part of the Utah College Media Collaborative, a cross-campus project bringing together emerging journalists from Southern Utah University, the University of Utah, Utah State University and Utah Tech University. The collaborative is an Amplify Utah project with support from PBS Utah and POV. […]
Valentine’s Day sparks different reactions each year, especially when it comes to its impact on relationships. Some view the holiday as a meaningful opportunity to celebrate love in all its forms, while others see it as a source of pressure shaped by expectations and commercialization. This head-to-head explores both perspectives, inviting readers to consider how […]
British Vogue’s recent article, Is Having A Boyfriend Embarrassing Now? by Chanté Joseph, noted a trend happening on social media: relationships are something to be perfected or avoided at all costs, and the strains that come from them are completely undesirable. For this opinion article, each writer is tasked with arguing the question, “Is being […]
“The basis of our governments being the opinion of the people, the very first object should be to keep that right; and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter.” –Thomas Jefferson, 1787 […]
Utah Tech University students were told to expect change, but no one said it would feel like this. This moment has become bigger than tuition spikes or canceled electives. It’s about who we are, what we value and what future we’re building at Utah Tech. It’s about deciding whether our education system is meant to […]
By Alyssa Bayles and Madi Bishop