Snow College is pleased to welcome Garett and Natalie Bolles back to campus. The Bolles met at Snow College in 2014 when Garett played football for the Badgers and Natalie was part of the cheer team. After two years at Snow, the couple then went to the University of Utah for one year before Garett was scooped up by the Denver Broncos as a first-round draft pick in 2017. Garett, who is still with the Broncos, is said to be the best left tackle in the National Football League (NFL).
Administration, faculty, staff, and students gathered in the Capitol Rotunda in Salt Lake City on February 5 for "Snow Day on the Hill." This annual event provides an opportunity for legislators to get to know Snow College and what it offers the state of Utah.
Snow College is proud to announce that 1,245 students have earned the distinguished honor of being named to the Dean's List for their exceptional academic performance for the Fall 2024 semester.
Snow College Visual Arts is pleased to announce the much-anticipated lineup for Summer Snow 2025. During the weeks of June 2 and June 9, artists from across the country will be on the Snow College Ephraim campus to teach and participate in workshops spanning a variety of creative mediums.
Snow College has announced the continuation of the Elevate program, which seeks to assist individuals who are looking to enhance their career, grow their business, or learn new skills. Individuals who successfully complete the courses will earn Snow College credit as well as micro-credentials, which can be utilized to demonstrate competency to potential employers. Students may also choose to continue their education and apply the credits toward a certificate or degree at Snow College.
Snow College was pleased to host students, employees, community members, and local dignitaries today for the celebration of the founding of the school. As part of the celebration, the school also held the ribbon cutting for the Alumni Center at the historic Co-op building, the first home of Snow College.
Snow College recently invited students from area high schools to participate in the Light and Sound Bootcamp. The students each learned how to better run those systems in their school auditoriums. Students and faculty members came from Emery, Manti, Gunnison, and North Sevier, and South Sevier high schools.
Dr. Charles Inouye, professor of Japanese Literature at Tufts University, will be speaking on campus on Friday, November 1, 2024 at 7:00 pm. The presentation will take place in Founders Hall, located on the top floor of the Noyes building.
Snow College is pleased to announce that Larry and Jennifer Farnes and Art and Heather Enke will be recognized on October 26, 2024, as the school's newest Distinguished Alumni.
President Stacee Yardley McIff was named Outstanding Alumnus by Southern Utah University. This well-deserved recognition was a part of the school's 2024 homecoming celebration.
