The SUU Presidential search committee met for the first time Thursday, in hopes of defining a criteria for the new university president.
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SUU alumnus cracks Sports Center's top plays
Dion Turner, SUU football alumnus made a ridiculous catch at a charity softball game Wednesday night, and it made No. 8 on the Sports Center Top 10 list.
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SUU blanked in Big Sky softball title 4-0
Ariel Zimmerman pitched her second-straight complete game, but PSU defeated SUU 4-0 to claim the first ever Big Sky Softball championship Saturday.
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Click's long road to recovery after knee injury
When the 2013 SUU gymnastics season got underway, senior Alyssa Click envisioned her gymnastics career would be over by now. Instead, she's fighting to come back.
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Sorensen becomes first T-Bird drafted into NFL
On his grandmother’s 80th birthday, quarterback Brad Sorensen made SUU history by being the first T-Bird selected in the NFL draft when the San Diego Chargers picked him in the seventh round.
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Boulder Box’s ‘last hoorah’ before summer
The owners of Boulder Box Climbing Gym, a bouldering gym in Cedar City, organized a bouldering competition Saturday, awarding prizes to the top scorers.
Outdoor programs kickoff summer at park
The Harry Reid Outdoor Engagement Center, SUU Outdoors and outdoor recreation in parks and tourism faculty hosted the first SUU Outdoor Summer Kickoff Saturday.
SUU graduate quilts college memories
The University Commencement ceremony will take place Friday in the Centrum Arena.
SUU student qualifies for goat-tying nationals
An SUU student qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo for the fourth year in a row and will compete in Casper, Wyo. in June.
SUU students get taste of viral fame
While most students were preparing for Finals Week, Lance Lowry, a junior communication major from Draper, and Dallan Wright, a junior communication major from Boise, Idaho, were well on their way to becoming Internet sensations thanks to a photo they posted on the social media site Imgur.
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Well, fellow T-Birds, the end of the year is finally upon us, and for some, that means leaving and going onto bigger and better things.
