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Honoring Visionaries: The 2025 Hall of Fame Inductees The Utah Tech University community recently celebrated the induction of three distinguished individuals into its Hall of Fame. Dr. Wayne Provost, and the late Lindsay Atwood along with her daughter Laura Atwood were honored for their lifelong dedication to education, innovation, and community engagement. Their stories highlight how sustained service […]
On October 24, 2025, Utah Tech University formalized the appointment of Shane B. Smeed as its 19th president. The inauguration drew students, faculty, alumni, and state leaders to a campus ceremony that emphasized student-centered leadership and collaborative growth. This article outlines what the new presidency means for the university, highlights Smeed’s vision for the next […]
Utah Tech University is taking a decisive step toward securing the financial futures of its students. Through a landmark $7 million partnership with Utah Community Credit Union (UCCU), the university has opened doors to new resources, services, and educational opportunities centered on financial literacy and wellness. For Trailblazers looking to navigate college life with confidence, this […]
Achieving ABET accreditation is a milestone that signals a program’s commitment to delivering high‑quality engineering education aligned with industry expectations. Utah Tech University’s recent accreditation of its mechanical and electrical engineering degrees confirms the institution’s focus on rigorous curriculum, hands‑on learning, and faculty expertise. What ABET Accreditation Means for Students and Employers ABET, the Accreditation […]
Why Desert Agriculture Must Embrace Technology The arid Southwest faces growing pressure to produce food with limited water and land resources. Traditional farming methods are increasingly insufficient to meet demand while preserving the fragile ecosystem. By integrating advanced sensing, data analytics, precision irrigation, and autonomous machinery, AgriTech offers a pathway to higher yields, lower input […]
In a fresh take on holiday traditions, Utah Tech University will open its campus to the St. George community for a festive Tree Lighting Celebration on Tuesday, December 3rd. The event runs from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Holland Plaza, across the street from University Avenue. It’s a family‑friendly evening featuring a 40‑foot […]
For students and faculty who want to turn global curiosity into real experience, UNLV Global offers a coordinated suite of services and opportunities that start long before the first semester and extend well beyond graduation. The initiative brings together study‑abroad programs, international partnerships, compliance support, language resources, and community‑building events into a single, accessible hub […]
Understanding the Current Economic Landscape in Nevada The 2025 Economic Outlook released by the Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) marks a significant milestone – the 50th anniversary of a research hub whose mission is to translate data into actionable insights for leaders across Nevada. The forecast paints a picture of a state that […]
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas is staging a notable musical event that will capture the attention of classical music lovers and the local community alike. On Sunday, November 25, the UNLV Symphony Orchestra, led by Artistic Director Taras Krysa, will perform Gustav Mahler’s monumental Fourth Symphony at the Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall. The […]
Understanding the Significance of Joseph Simmons Jr.’s Achievement Joseph Simmons Jr. has become a milestone for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) and for the broader field of special education. As the first Black male to earn a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in special education at UNLV, his story reaches beyond personal success to […]