What’s green at SUU?
When walking the winding pathways through the trees of upper campus, students look up to see shades of green all around them. Obscured by those trees and nestled on the third floor of the L.S. …
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Alumnus Kasen Hulet and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Many students choose what has been dubbed The University of the Parks to enjoy Utah’s great outdoors, but some leave with more than memories and a degree — such as the chance for a career …
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SUU joins the Ashcroft Observatory for a night under the stars
Cedar City residents and Southern Utah University students gathered atop a hill on the western edge of town to gaze at the stars with the Ashcroft Observatory on Thursday, Nov. 9. Though the night was …
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Trail review: Cascade Falls
Located about 45 minutes from Southern Utah University, Cascade Falls is a short and sweet trail located up Cedar Canyon in Dixie National Forest. With its round trip being about a mile, the trail is …
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Daylight saving time: Why do we wind back the clock?
As college students, the transition out of daylight saving time can be incredibly difficult and inconvenient to cope with. Students tend to stay up later at night and rise later in the day due to …
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200 million-year-old fish fossil discovered in Zion National Park
While the stunning geological formations of southern Utah’s national parks are internationally renowned, it’s not every day that the fossil of a prehistoric fish is discovered in these famous red rocks. Such a discovery was …
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