Delaney Edwards Staff Snow College women’s basketball team is preparing to head into the upcoming season. During the 2024-2025 basketball...

Dylan Johnson Staff Hailie Layton readies a serve against WWCC in the third set. Photo by Kyle Perry of Sideline Focus. The Snow College...

Kierstena Larsen Staff The first two weeks of college are a whirlwind of emotions—equal parts thrilling and terrifying. Freshmen students...

Dylan Johnson Staff Madi Orth readies the serve against WWCC. Photo Courtesy of Kyle Perry of Sideline Focus OPENING SERVE: The Snow...

SCAIS meets for the first time. They ate pizza, discussed the future of the club and got introduced to the Club President Kaden Baxter. -Photo By Jesùs Sunuc Tuyuc

Emily Sears Staff Two friends enjoy the night at the paint and foam dance. Photo by Emily Sears To celebrate the first week of school,...

Dylan Johnson Staff Alli Anthon serves the volleyball against Western Wyoming Community College. The Badgers lead in the second set of...

Valerie Jackson Staff Snow College’s Student Body President, Carson Hadley, cutting the ribbon to the Student Connection Center. Photo...

Mallory Allred Staff Last years DECA Chapter celebrates at Competition Photo. Courtesy of Snow College Business Club Instagram From...

William Judy Staff The new SCSA team gets ready for a new school year Photo by Emily Irwin The Student Life Office has announced a new...

Delaney Edwards Staff The 2024-2025 Snow College Men's basketball team lining up for their preseason photo before their historic season....

Rylie Rosier Staff Utah has over 20 institutions of higher learning Snow College is a great start, but where should students go after...

Kimiko Cole Staff This will be the last printed version of the SnowDrift Newspaper. Do not worry, SnowDrift will still be publishing...

Kimiko Coles Staff Exams can be stressful but that doesn’t mean there are no tricks to help someone study better. There are many...

Rylie Rosier Staff As the sun sets on the spring semester you can look forward to summer nights in Ephraim - Photo by Rylie Rosier For...

By Shey Bloomfield Staff Photo by Shey Bloomfield In 1636, Harvard College hired the first student employees. Since then, millions of...

Quintin Sorensen Each spring, the skies above Snow College glow with the soft, golden light of hundreds of floating lanterns, marking one...

Brady Garner Staff Photo Courtesy of Snow Badger Life Instagram Snow College students gathered for an exciting evening of high stakes and...

Staff Reyna Curter The weather is warming and preparing us for the fun times ahead in summer. But sometimes, it can be difficult to know...

Staff Emma Eskesen Spring semester is coming to an end, and students may be wondering how they can recharge and take care of their mental health over the summer. It can be difficult to get into a new routine after classes end for the summer, and it’s important for students to do something to take care of their mental health before classes start again in the fall. Some of the things that students can do to help with this are prioritize sleep, diet, and exercise, set boundaries