Huntsman School Research Reveals How Investor Mood Shapes Market Behavior
Research from faculty at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University is shedding light on a subtle but powerful force in financial markets: investor mood.
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Vice Provost David Feldon 1st USU Recipient of Prestigious AERA Fellowship
USU's David Feldon has been named an AERA Fellow — a high honor awarded by the American Educational Research Association for sustained achievements.
Alder Family Makes $2.5 Million Gift to Support Utah State Athletics
From the generosity of two lifelong Aggies, Kent and Donna Alder, Utah State University announced a transformative $2.5 million investment in Aggie athletics on Wednesday.
Recent USU Grad Daniel Ashby Working on Wireless Charging at ASPIRE
Over the past two years, Daniel Ashby has been one of several student engineers at ASPIRE who are collaborating with Kenworth Truck Company to make 1-megawatt wireless chargers a reality.
Built to Endure: The Walther Professorship and the Power of Faculty Excellence
Utah State University has received a $1 million gift to establish the Larry and Laurie Walther Endowed Professorship of Accounting.
USU Dietetics Students Triple Community Impact With Class Project
Utah State University students are combining hands-on learning with service through a class project designed to build essential skills while giving to community members in need.
Rural vs. Urban: ASPIRE Analyzes EV Adoption, Charging Trends Across Utah
ASPIRE Researcher Patrick Singleton is investigating factors that influence EV adoption and charging habits to help Utah plan for the future and effectively implement EV infrastructure.
NEHMA to Host Live Spoken Word Performance by Renowned Artist Gregg Deal
NEHMA will welcome artist Gregg Deal for a lecture and in-gallery visual and spoken word performance at 5 p.m. Thursday.
From High School Debate to D.C.: Ronan Spencer Explores Economic Impact of Lawmaking
Third-year student Ronan Spencer's path to a dual major in political science and economics began not in a college lecture hall, but behind a podium in high school speech and debate.
A Century of Agricultural Integrity: Utah Celebrates 100 Years of Seed Certification
The Utah Crop Improvement Association is the official seed-certifying agency for the state, and operates under the oversight of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station at USU.
Derek McLean to Be Dean of Quinney College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
Utah State University has appointed Derek McLean as the inaugural dean of the S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney College of Agriculture & Natural Resources.
Fairy-Tale Beginning: The Brothers Grimm Haus of North America at USU Hosts March 25 Fest
The USU community is invited to the grand opening celebration of the interdisciplinary hub for the study of fairy tales, legends, folklore and language from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Mehdi Heravi Global Teaching and Learning Center.
Jamison Paleontology Lab at Eastern Prehistoric Museum in Price to Host Open House
The Eastern Prehistoric Museum will host a public open house for the newly renovated Jamison Paleontology Lab on Thursday
Economic Growth & Development in Focus at Eastern Leaders Academy
Eastern Leaders Academy explored economic growth and development for its March Experience Day.
Ask an Expert: How Low Snowpack Could Affect the Wildfire Season This Year
Many people are wondering what impact this winter's lackluster snowpack will have on the upcoming wildland fire season.
This Year's Snow Drought is Etching Itself Into Utah Forest History
Trees in the West are remarkably flexible, but even so, this year's snow drought is going to leave a mark.