Articles by Jessica Baird

Between the black lights, face paint, gut-shaking bass and giant white balloons, Dixie State College students danced it out in the old gym to support a good cause.

Students made it very clear that disc jockey Marcus Wing has made quite a name for himself at the college. Fundraiser aside ...

Macklemore’s catchy songs about golden days and thrift store shopping are helping him gain popularity in the music industry and among the students of Dixie State College.

Though he may not be as commonly known as Yellowcard, last spring’s performance choice, the Dixie State College Student Association, as ...

A stereotypical finals week may include late nights, cramming, junk food and copious amounts of caffeinated beverages, but contrary to popular belief, this is not the experience all students have.

With the right planning and good habits, finals week does not have to be as hellish an experience as some ...

To all my leggy lady friends, I get it; tall men are in short supply.

If we wear heels, they are lucky to rest their chins on our shoulders. Does this mean we hide our fashionable shoes, slouch everywhere we go, and bat not one eye at the vertically challenged ...

Whether you’re crooning your favorite tunes or you’re just there for the food, local karaoke hot spots create an exciting nighttime activity.

Applebee's was one of the first to bring a karaoke night to the St. George restaurant scene. Since then, places like Wing Nutz, Honolulu Grill ...

Fall is finally in the air, and the change in the season is sweeping Homecoming Week onto the Dixie State College campus.

Though Homecoming Week carries certain traditions with it, those in charge of the events this year added a few new things they hope will make the week better ...

In honor of the spooky season, the Dixie State College fine arts department is performing a spine-tingling Halloween performance based on the eerie writings of Edgar Allan Poe.

“Nightfall,” a drama by Eric Coble, is an adaptation of four of Poe’s haunting tales: “The Raven,” “The Fall of the ...

If you have deemed the Dixie State College campus a good place for a snooze, you are not alone.

Taking an accidental snooze in the middle of class isn’t the only naptime DSC students are getting on campus. Some students have found favorite spots outside the classroom to go ...

Hosting this year’s Cardboard Campout almost a month earlier than usual proved to be an effective way for Dixie State College students to elude soggy sleeping conditions.

The event got off to a slow start with mostly members of the Dixie State College Student Association in attendance, but as ...

The SGMX Motoproving Ground buzzed with more than 10,000 people on Saturday at the first St. George Fall Fuel Fest.

Riders, drivers and builders participated in the first run of the event in hopes of winning their share of $100,000 in cash and prizes. Events included sled pulls ...

For all who got rained out last year, the weekend forecast for St. George is sunny and your shot at another cardboard campout is in full force.

The Dixie State College Cardboard Campout is Friday evening on the Encampment mall. The festivities start at 7:30 p.m. and continue ...

The first ever Fall Fuel Fest is coming to St. George with $75,000 in cash and prizes.

H&S Performance teamed up with SGMX and MTV stars Nitro Circus/Thrillbillies to put on a multi-sport, adrenaline-packed event. Events range from UTV and motocross racing to Diesel Sled pulling to ...

On a scale from one to disappointed, I felt a little let down when I first moved to St. George and realized the serious lack of important shopping outlets in the area.

One store that I found particularly disturbing to be without, as I am sure many girls do, is ...

After 15 months of construction and $38 million in funding, Dixie State College is ready for the dedication of the new Jeffrey R. Holland Centennial Commons.

The festivities begin with a formal ceremony Sept. 7 at 10 a.m. in the Cox Auditorium on campus. There attendees will hear remarks ...

Inclement weather pulled Club Rush from its usual W.O.W. time slot, but clubs from every corner of campus are excited to be out sweating and recruiting to get students involved this year.

Dixie State College club representatives set up booths and tables along the Diagonal in hopes of ...