Hitting the Slopes
The leaves have fallen and the air is cold enough to see your own breath. It is finally time to put away pumpkin flavored treats and break out the peppermint hot chocolate. Winter is upon …
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Thankful for the Outdoors
As the end of the semester rapidly approaches with the rat race of studying, cramming, and final exams, Thanksgiving break was an excellent time to find a brief reprieve. For me, that meant going on …
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Close to Campus: Meadow Hot Springs
Now that the temperatures have begun to drop, many students might be looking for a place to warm up. The natural hot springs in Meadow are a refreshing retreat from the bitter wind in Cedar …
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South Padre or Bust
At the beginning of November, I had the wonderful pleasure of visiting the ocean for only the second time in my life and, thankfully, it was much warmer than anticipated. South Padre Island is a …
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SUU Runs for Hope
At the end of September SUU faculty members competed in the Grand to Grand Ultra Race to raise money to start construction of an on-campus daycare. The group dedicated their race to fundraising for the …
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From 3-Pointers to Forest Fires
As the “Most Outdoorsy School in the Nation,” SUU produces many graduates who go on to work for national parks, the Bureau of Land Management or, like alumna Jamie Smith, the Forest Service. Her proper …
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