Valerie Jackson Staff Sean Bott holds up Celeste Perrin's favorite movie as he announces it to the audience. Photo courtesy of Snow College. “What was the word in your head?” Sean asked, the volunteer answered, “It was sexy.”  Laughter filled the room as mind reader and entertainer, known for his quick wit and interactive style, Sean Bott took the stage for a Friday night campus performance. “I was engaged from start to finish, I liked it more than I thought I would,” said st

Valerie Jackson Staff Snow College Peer Mentor Team. photo courtesy of Snow College. College life can often be stressful, and complicated for many students. When people step onto the Snow College campus they are greeted with orange and blue banners, friendly faces, and people who are ready to make new friends. Many of those smiling faces are a group of students happy to help, they are called Peer Mentors. Peer mentors are often the first point of contact for new Badgers. They

Bryan Jackson Staff The Snow College newspaper, The Snowdrift, is a club. While it hasn’t held its first meeting yet, it will be the perfect place for students to decide if the class behind The Snowdrift, Media Writing, is for them. Soon they will be meeting once a month in room 310 of the Lucy Phillips building. The goal of The Snowdrift club is to keep the newspaper running by letting members discuss and add their own work to the paper. Those who attend can turn in their wo

Mallory Allred Staff Members of the Native American Club Show Off Their Club's Booth. Photo by Mallory Allred On Tuesday, November 18, 2025, the International Student Association (ISA) brought global culture to the heart of Snow College with an engaging and colorful cultural showcase. The event invited international students to create presentations about their home countries, highlighting their favorite traditions, landscapes, foods, and experiences. The result was a lively

Emily Sears Staff Flyer for the blood drive. Photo Courtey of Snow College On November 12, 2025, Snow College held the blood drive for both students and community members. The blood drive took place in the Noyes Building, Founder's Hall, and started at 9:00 am. Students and community members were asked to fill out a fast pass, which was a waiver with a lot of questions asking about their medical background. Once this was completed, they would be called to a table, where their

Delaney Edwards Staff The Snow College cross country team lines up for a team photo. Photo by Kyle Perry of Sideline Focus Snow College recently added a cross-country and track program on the Richfield campus. Caden Timm, a student-athlete, shared how he can stay disciplined and steady with the workload he has to endure. Caden helps lead the team statistically, and when asked, he said that his motivator is “wanting to make it to the next level. I want to transfer to a well-kn

Emily Sears Staff On the night of October 24th, the haunted house scare at the square opened up in the suites (Snow College on campus housing). Students and community members were welcome to come. Students got a discount as long as they had their student ID with them. Around 20 students and other community members lined up on the first day, October 24, 2025, to participate in the haunted house. As students moved up in line, toward the entrance, they could hear the screams and

Students in the Model UN Club Gear Up For Another World Topic. Photo by Mallory Allred Mallory Allred Staff On Wednesday, October 22, the Snow College Model United Nations Club welcomed students from across campus for an engaging session focused on one of the most timely issues in global affairs: fake news and social media. The informal gathering featured popcorn, role-play, and lively debate — all designed to help students develop communication skills and deepen their unders

Savannah Woodbury Staff Although Saturday’s game against Salt Lake Community College may have looked rough on the scoreboard, it didn’t show how things were on the field.  The Snow College women’s soccer team played SLCC on Saturday. The final score was 4-1. Most of the opposing team's goals came from corners, making it feel unlucky since Snow controlled much of the game. Brenna Arauzo scored the only goal for Snow after a great combination play above the box, putting it away