Snow College Snowdrift

05/21/2022

OGDEN — America First Credit Union was the new title sponsor of the 21st running of the Ogden Marathon on Saturday. Also new was the first live staging of the race since 2019 — with the finish line at the corner of Historic 25th Street and Grant Avenue — because of COVID-19 issues. Everything ...

04/22/2022

SUU and SkyWest Airlines are pleased to announce a partnership giving students access to SkyWest’s Pathway Programs

04/06/2022

Thank you to and our own for covering Badger Ballers last night!

03/17/2022

The Snowdrift and some of the students who help bring it to you. The new edition of the paper is now out on campus. Grab your copy today.

02/23/2022

Badger Ballers is scheduled for April 5, 2022, at 7 pm.

02/23/2022

Snowdrift Paper coming soon. Get yours March 1.

10/27/2021

10/26/2021

TONIGHT!

09/23/2021

WESTERN SWING HAPPENING RIGHT NOW ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD!!!! SEE YOU ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD!!!!

09/22/2021

western swing tonight!!!!! FREE to all students!!! ITS ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD!!! starts @8:30!

09/21/2021

HOMECOMING WEEK!!!

04/28/2021

📰 (Volume 106 Issue 5 Page 7: Events)

HOMECOMING EVENTS: THE DRIVE-IN

Written by: Danielle Pidcock

Through “Rain, snow, or shine,” on April 16, the Basin Drive-in welcomed Snow College students in to watch the 2017 Jumanji for free.

In celebration of Homecoming, the week of April 12-117, Snow College was stacked with events for students to participate in some Homecoming fun. On Thursday, The Basin Drive-in was filled with students' cars and trucks, ready to watch Jumanji with free popcorn that was offered by the SBO’s to the first 200 cars. Students have been grateful for the opportunity given to students to get out. Maggie Baller states, student, “The movie was such a fun time! loved the memories we have been able to make during homecoming week!”

Students not only brought their trucks or cars, but some brought hammocks to create a cool set up for the movie. Mitchell Tarr, student, states, “if you don’t bring hammocks and a propane fire, you’re not doing it right.” ... to read more click the link in our bio.

04/28/2021

📰 (Volume 106 Issue 5 Page 7: Events)

UNION PERFORMS DURING HOMECOMING WEEK

Written by: Kaylie Webster

Snow College’s homecoming week took place on April 12-17 and throughout the week the band Union performed on three different occasions.

Snow College’s Union group has eight different types of performance groups: Highway, Railroad, Boulevard, Spotlight, Universal, Foundry, City, and Street. There are also tech people in the Union who are in charge of different jobs on and off stage. Other people who are a part of Union choose to be incharge of the promotions where their job is to get the word out about Union events.
On Monday April 12, three of Snow’s Union performance groups (Foundry, Street, and City) went on stage during the Ice Cream Social event. Many Badgers got to know each other a little bit better as music was being performed by Union.

On Friday April 16, during the BBQ event Union Universal performed ‘Legends of Rock’. Ty Carter is a Snow College student who is also a member of the Union group. Carter performed during the BBQ event shares, “I think it went well. The band sounded good and the performance was fun. COVID-19 has caused performers to lose a ton of opportunities to play so it was cool to [finally] perform.”... to read more click the link in our bio.

04/28/2021

📰 (Volume 106 Issue 5 Page 1: Front Page)

BADGERS WIN HOMECOMING

Written by: Max Christensen III

With homecoming week arriving in Ephraim in the spring of this Covid school year, the Snow College football team looked to gain that coveted homecoming victory.

Entering Saturday April 19, the Badgers were ranked #4 in the nation at 3-0, coming off the heels of one of the program’s most memorable victories out in Scranton, Pennsylvania. They had just knocked off the #5-ranked Lackawanna Falcons, giving them their first loss at home since 2014. Now, they welcomed the Silver Storm of Miami to make the cross country trip in this battle of familiar foes. They have played each other in each of the last two seasons, with the combined score being 110-50 for Snow College and the result of two straight wins for the Badgers.

Snow football got off to a bit of a slow start on homecoming, with ASA Miami taking a 6-0 lead for most of the first half. They were able to score on a touchdown pass from quarterback Garrison Beach to tight end Vita Noa. This got the ball rolling for the Badgers, as they were able to pile on two rushing touchdowns from running back Seth Kaelin, and one more touchdown pass from Beach to wide receiver Miles Royal. This helped the Badgers finish off the Silver Storm as they came storming back themselves to the finish with a final score of 27-6. This also helped the Badgers have another great come from behind victory... to read more click the link in our bio.

04/27/2021

Snowdrift Volume 106 Issue 5 can be found at any building on campus!

04/25/2021

The last Snowdrift issue of the year comes out in two days!
Here’s our newspaper staff having fun while getting the paper ready!

04/22/2021

The newspaper production class was able to meet Amy Nay during class today. It was great to learn more about the news industry through Nay’s experience.