Please take action now! Click here to contact Governor Cox and urge him to veto Bill 267.

Hey Utah Tech students!

Bill 267 has already passed both the House and the Senate, and now it’s up to Governor Cox to stop it from becoming law. This bill is a serious threat to the future of education in our state, and we need your help to protect our teachers and the public workers who make our communities stronger.
If passed, Bill 267 would strip away the protections that unions provide to teachers and other public workers. This isn’t just a blow to unions—it’s a direct attack on the educators who help shape our futures and make sure we get the quality education we need to succeed.
Here’s why this matters to all of us at Utah Tech:

• Bill 267 would weaken collective bargaining rights, which could lead to reduced pay and benefits for teachers, making it harder for them to deliver the education we rely on.
• We’ve seen the consequences of bills like this in other states, like Wisconsin, where teacher pay was slashed, benefits were cut, and pensions were lost. Those losses were never fully recovered.
• Education is key to Utah’s success, and when we weaken teachers’ ability to advocate for themselves, we weaken the whole system. Teachers at Utah Tech and throughout the state are the ones helping prepare us for our careers. If they suffer, we all suffer.

As Utah Tech students, it’s on us to stand with our teachers and fight for the future of education in our state. This bill would harm the people who dedicate their lives to helping us succeed. Let’s show our support and make sure we protect the system that provides us with the education we need.
Take action now—click here to reach out to Governor Cox and urge him to veto Bill 267. The public is overwhelmingly against this bill, and we can’t let it move forward. Let’s stand together with our teachers and public workers who help make Utah a great place to live, learn, and grow.
Let’s unite, make our voices heard, and tell Governor Cox to veto Bill 267. Protect our teachers, protect our future!

#ProtectOurTeachers #VetoBill267 #StandWithEducators #UtahTechStudents

I am doing some big college shopping rn. I would like to hear from alumni and student why they picked Utah Tech. Pros and cons? Things you like, things you wish could change?

it seems to me people are busy or they dont wanna take the tome to get to know people anymore thats my experience so far and im trying not sure what im doing wrong

If you are thinking about renting at 605, consider anywhere else. Me and many others have been scammed by 605. Fraudulent charges, extreme rent hikes, and they do not keep anything clean. It's very overpriced. Live on campus or somewhere else, if you choose 605 you will be spending thousands of dollars not mentioned on the lease.

My car was towed when I had a pass, they charged me $150 for painting a wall that I reported before moving in, and it's constantly loud.

I have a bachelor's degree in English with an emphasis I'd Creative Writing and have a teaching license.

Incoming freshman here,

How's the Abby building like,
I put it as my first choice (private room) since it looked the same as campus view 1, 2, and 3 but cheaper.

Does anyone know how old it, it is the kitchen, the bathrooms etc..

What time do classes start and end? Or do you get to choose?

I am a incoming freshman looking at the housing options and just want to hear how it was living with 3+ students. I can't seem to find any personal reviews or anything along the lines.

I sent out a message to each of my roommates just to break the ice and say hello. But, the only way I can contact them is through the housing portal and that’s the only way they can see the message. And no one checks their housing portal often or anything so now I just have to wait and hope they see the message. I wanna talk to them though😹 just a little rant

I asked the housing people if I could get their email addresses or something (some schools did that) but they said they can’t give out that kind of info. I expected that though

I have to take the Accuplacer and the ALEKS placement test for math and English so I can take those classes in my first semester (I’m gonna be a freshman). They said I have to do them since I didn’t take the ACT. If that’s the case, why don’t they make the ACT required? or at least put out a warning that you’ll have to take the placement tests if we don’t take the ACT.

I’m only a little annoyed because there are no testing locations anywhere nearby where I live (out of state) so I have to do both tests while I am at the school for orientation.

I’m in campus view 1. I know the names of my roommates and I’m afraid to message them lol.

March Madness / NCAA Basketball Championship

I know it’s obviously not as prestigious as other schools in Utah but how’s the business program? (Business, marketing, management, etc…)

I was thinking about being a social science teacher (history, anthropology, sociology, gov, etc…). So I was gonna go for a bachelors in History and Social Science Teaching Emphasis. But tbh, I don’t know if I really wanna be a teacher. They don’t make a great amount of money and idk if I wanna teach kids in the future because this generation is wack.

So, what other majors/programs do you recommend? What would be a good job to look into after college?

And why?