‘News’ Archives
New name and continuing partnership
During a press conference on Aug. 30, President Holland announced the continuation and expansion of a long standing relationship with UCCU. “We are entering into a 10 year agreement, in return for $250,000 a year from Utah Community Credit Union, in return for the [Read More]
Voices from the past
Bloody bodies all over the ground could hardly be seen through all the smoke from the explosions while confused young men tried to determine who the enemy was and why they were fighting the same people they were trying to save. Professor William Cobb, a professor of History [Read More]
Dedicated tree honors Sederburg
A celebration on Aug. 17 honored former president and current Utah Commissioner of Utah Higher Education, William Sederburg, for his extensive commitment to the Skilled2Succeed program that was launched in 2004. Local influential community members and school administration [Read More]
John Rees: Bringing real-world photography to our classrooms
After spending the last decade doing glamorous photo shoots for clients like Nike and Apple, former teacher John Rees is back for a tour of duty in the Arts and Visual Communications department. Rees is a new lecturer of photography and brings a lot of real life experience [Read More]
School of Public Services opens its doors to students
Under the direction of Assistant Dean of the College of Technology and Computing, Dr. R. Jeffery Maxfield, a new School of Public Services has been created. The request for this new school was presented to the Board of Regents early this year and it was approved on April 1. [Read More]
Detours for two years
What is life without a few detours? That is exactly what students will be learning to maneuver through with the closure of the hallway between the LA and the Science buildings on campus. “I expected the hall to be open now, bit of a shock,” Amy Hart said when she [Read More]
