The College of Arts & Sciences is adapting to the rapidly changing technological landscape with an innovative course that brings AI into the social sciences classroom.
"Like father, like son" only tells part of the story for Aggie Basketball duo Jordy and Matt Barnes.
This message from USU President Brad L. Mortensen was sent to all USU employees on Tuesday afternoon.
For Wyatt Nebeker, a sophomore majoring in agricultural education at Utah State University, showing up and serving others isn't something he schedules — it's simply who he is.
India Evans, a junior majoring in mathematics with a minor in statistics, is right where she expected to be, strengthening her math skills and taking one day at a time.
Undergrad and grad student researchers are harnessing AI to compile a continental-scale, publicly available river image dataset to support hydrologic research.
Jon Meyer explains what the current snow numbers mean and which ones to watch as spring runoff approaches.
Consider these practical steps to help you be better prepared to respond to conflict and reduce risk.
Recent USU Moab English as a Second Language students say they've already put invaluable skills learned in class to work building and strengthening their community ties.
The evening will feature Michaelann Nelson, Associate Professor of English at USU Eastern, presenting "The Best Idea We Ever Had: Wallace Stegner and Artistic Traditions of America's National Parks."
The Utah State University Museum of Anthropology is celebrating two new student-curated exhibitions.
With just under one month left in the Utah Legislative Session, Utah State University leaders still have much work to do in advocating for higher education and the university with state legislators.
A USU veterinarian weighs in on sketchy pet advice on social media.
Everyday sounds can distress people with misophonia, and USU's Emily Bowers is developing a self-guided Acceptance and Commitment Therapy intervention to help.
Utah State University marked a major milestone on Friday with Beneath the Surface: Celebrating 50 Years of Undergraduate Research, a dynamic evening hosted at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium.
Maria Rodriguez was among six university and industry panelists selected for the Clark Planetarium's Feb. 6 event in Salt Lake Cit.
