Allie Winsor Staff Two months into the year 2026 and we’re already wishing we could go back. But not to any random year, not 2024, 2007, and certainly not 2020. The year Gen Z can’t stop romanticizing is 2016. The year of chokers and the beginning of high-waisted jeans. The mannequin challenge. The Gilmore Girls revival, A Year in the Life. It seems we’re not ready to forget. Millions are posting carousels filled with ten-year-old photos tagged # 2016, resurrecting filtered s

Alyse Sumens Staff Dual Concerts The rehearsal halls at Snow College are sounding a bit busier than usual this semester. The choral department is currently juggling major concerts scheduled back-to-back, with a Spring Break squarely in the middle. The choirs are preparing for a performance on February 27th, followed quickly by another on March 16th. While that might look like a comfortable gap on a calendar, the reality is much tighter. With Spring Break falling between March

Madelyn Styler Staff Roommate experiences can be really bad or really great. Some of it comes down to luck, but a lot depends on how the situation is handled. Learning to live with roommates is one of the biggest adjustments in college, and there are a few things that can help make the transition smoother. Many students at Snow College have been raised in the same town or lived in the same house their entire lives and have never had to live with a roommate. Life can feel pred

Emilyann Sheldon Staff As rehearsals continue for Snow College’s upcoming production of Bright Star, excitement is building among cast and crew. The bluegrass-inspired musical, written by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, presents unique challenges both musically and emotionally, but students say the process has been both rewarding and transformative. The production will run March 19–21 and March 26–28 at 7:30 p.m., with 2 p.m. matinee performances on select Saturdays at the Ec

Makenzie Mitchell Staff Snow College offers multiple different labs to help you with your assignments. There is the Math Lab, Writing Lab, Speech Lab, and Computer Lab. All of the labs are free for students. Most of the labs are student run. The Math Lab is in the Noyes building room number 101. The lab is open from Monday-Thursday: 10:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. On Fridays it is open from 10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. This lab is here for help with math. The math lab is student run. This i

Meg Carroll Staff We are right at that time of the school year where keeping up with work and going to class feels exhausting. The fall semester feels so new, new roommates, new people to meet, it feels like a fresh start, but once the spring semester rolls around, the shorter days and cold weather brings burnout and homesickness. It is beneficial for a student to do things differently every day to avoid feeling that lack of motivation. The lack of motivation is more about th

Alyse Sumens Staff We’ve all been there: you pack up your bag in the Humanities building, check your watch, and realize you have exactly 28 minutes until your next lecture starts across campus. It’s the awkward gap we all know. It isn't quite enough time to trek back to your apartment, but it’s just long enough that sitting on a hallway floor outside your next classroom is awkward. Most students treat this time as "lost," usually spent leaning against a hallway wall and scrol

Madelyn Styler Staff On January 15th, 2026, the Greenwood Student Center was filled with Spanish culture and dancing. The sound of salsa music echoed through the building as students filled the dance floor, laughing and learning new moves together. For the evening, students attended a Salsa and Salsa night, filled with music, chips, maracas, and sombreros, at an event organized by the Snow College Student Association. Throughout the night, a live band performed playing authen

Emilyann Sheldon Staff The Snow College women’s basketball team is nearing the end of its season after an intense and competitive year filled with both exciting victories and challenging matchups. The Lady Badgers opened the season strong in late October with an impressive win against Yavapai College, giving fans an early glimpse of the team’s potential and getting the season off to a great start. Throughout the season, the Badgers have faced many tough teams, including confe