Student Media | Southern Utah University
U.S. Sen. John Curtis hosted two days of roundtable discussions with local officials, business leaders and utility providers in St. George, Utah. There were three discussions, each focusing on housing, water and power. “Utah’s growth …
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Conserving water has been increasingly crucial because of Utah’s population growth over the past five years. Growth and expansion have conservation specialists at odds with the outcome of Utah’s snowpack and how it will affect snow runoffs to streams and reservoirs.
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A bill sent to the House Committee on Natural Resources as well as the Agricultural and Environment Committee proposes that Cedar City and other Utah communities can be rewarded for the improvement of both rivers …
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Recently elected Rep. Celeste Maloy introduced her first bill in January, which intends to benefit the electricity of the Western United States. Maloy partnered with Arizona Democrat and independent Sens. Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema …
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Technology to increase precipitation from clouds might sound like something out of science fiction, but the Utah Department of Natural Resources has been using such technology since the mid-20th century. Cloud seeding increases the amount …
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On October 9, 2018, SUU held their annual Cardboard Boat Race in the PE building. There was an intense level of competition as competitors used a combination of engineering and flair to craft different kinds …
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