Why go to the moon?
On March 28 in the Hunter Alumni Center, American historian, author and former chief historian of NASA Roger Launius gave a lecture for SUU’s premier event series, Ask. Ponder. Educate. [X]. for the Festival of …
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NASA to hold social powwow to educate about Indigenous culture
The Southern Utah University Native American Student Association has a social powwow and spring closing social to end the spring semester on Saturday, April 9, at 1 p.m. Students and community members can attend the …
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Red rock meets stars: James Webb Space Telescope launch event
Bryce Canyon National Park teamed up with NASA on Nov. 6 to celebrate the completion of the James Webb Space Telescope, the largest and most complex telescope ever created. The event included activities such as …
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NASA and Bryce Canyon preview: James Webb telescope event
NASA and Bryce Canyon National Park are teaming up on Nov. 6 for the special launch of the James Webb Telescope, NASA’s next great space science observatory. Bryce is one of 500 sights across the …
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SUU Celebrates Indigenous People’s Day
On Oct. 12, the Native American Student Association celebrated Indigenous People’s Day in the Living Room from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event hosted a variety of native dances and was filled with music …
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Crowning of SUU’s Miss Native American
On Wednesday, Nov. 27, the SUU Native American Student Association (NASA), together with the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, presented its 42nd annual “Miss Native American SUU” pageant. In order to qualify for the pageant, …
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