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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SUU professor becomes first woman from the university to win Fulbright Fellowship
Jacqualine Grant made history by being the first woman at Southern Utah University awarded a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award. Grant is currently working as an associate professor of geosciences, as well as a museum …
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SUU community invited to “bridge the gap” during upcoming seminar
Do you tend to think more scientifically or philosophically? Are these methods of thinking really that different? The SUU community is invited to find out at the upcoming Radical Academic Discussion seminar, “Bridging the Gap …
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Entries are now open for the Collegiate Inventors Competition
The National Inventors’ Hall of Fame and United States Patent and Trademark Office’s Collegiate Inventors Competition is open for new entries from graduate and undergraduate students until June 7. Each year, the competition allows 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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New STEM Center Opens on SUU Campus
The STEM Center for Teaching & Learning at Southern Utah University engages thousands of students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) activities every year. Now, after six years of working with the southern Utah …
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