New Study Confirms Animal Protein Is Part of a Healthy Diet
A new study is challenging previously held misconceptions about the relationship between animal protein and health.
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FAQ: Free Speech in Challenging Times
In an effort to educate our community on First Amendment protections, USU offers the following answers to frequently asked questions.
Utah State University Surpasses Fundraising Goals With $68.8 Million Raised
From July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, Utah State University achieved a remarkable fundraising milestone, securing $68.8 million through more than 29,500 contributions — a significant rise in donations since 2019.
USU's Science Unwrapped 'Tackles Tariffs' and Explores Entrepreneurial Innovation Friday, Oct. 3
Utah State University computer science student Tanner Helms, along with his classmate Bryce Judy, had a proposal to use AI to make preparing paperwork for customs and shipping of imports and exports less cumbersome.
USU Museum of Anthropology Invites Community to Explore Culture Through First Saturday Programming
The Utah State University Museum of Anthropology will host Saturdays at the Museum, a free, family-friendly monthly series.
USU Announces Key Priorities After Collaborative Statewide Enterprise Redesign
Over the past eight months, nearly 800 faculty, staff, students and community members from across USU and throughout the state of Utah have engaged in a robust review and redesign of USU's Statewide Enterprise.
Highest Number of Gilman and Boren Study Abroad Scholarships Ever Awarded at USU
Eighteen Utah State University students have been awarded prestigious study abroad scholarships during the 2024-25 academic year cycle, the highest numbers of both Boren and Gilman recipients in an award cycle to date at USU.
Feelings From the Forest: USU Doctoral Candidate Leads Community Nature Engagement Efforts
Ecologist Kate Hunter, who conducts research on bees in Biology's Kapheim Lab, serves as director of education for the Logan Canyon-based nonprofit Stokes Nature Center.
Ask an Expert — Fall Yard and Garden Tips
There are yard and garden end-of-season tasks to complete. Here are tips from the Utah State University Extension Gardeners Almanac to help.
Arts & Entertainment at USU: October Events Preview
October at Utah State University will bring a wide variety of arts events and performances for the community to enjoy.
Eastern Utah Economic Summit Set for Oct. 13-14 at Utah State Eastern
Business, education, government and community leaders are invited to attend the 2025 Eastern Utah Economic Summit on Oct. 13-14.
New Research on Reducing Grizzly Conflicts Looks to Spread Word on Bear Spray
In and around Yellowstone National Park, the number of grizzly bears is on the rise — and so, coincidentally, is the number of human recreationists using the trails, picnic sites and campgrounds in the heart of the animals' habitat.
USU Researchers Develop New Model to Improve IT Training, System Adoption
A new theoretical model from Utah State University researchers may explain employee frustrations when adapting to new IT systems.
Lyric Rep Secures Record Grants Ahead of 60th Anniversary Season
Lyric Repertory Company will launch its 2026 season with the added momentum of receiving some of the largest grants in its history.
Professor Honored in Long Line of USU Sociology Researchers
Utah State University Sociology Professor Jessica D. Ulrich-Schad has been named the 2025 recipient of the William R. Freudenburg Award of Merit from the Rural Sociological Society.
UCC Teams Up With Bridgerland Audubon and Logan City at Denzil Stewart Nature Park Project
Last month the Utah Conservation Corps partnered with Bridgerland Audubon and Logan City to treat invasive weeds at Denzil Stewart Nature Park.