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For Louise Excell and her husband, David Pettit, Utah Public Radio is more than just a station — it's a companion, a teacher and a vital part of daily life in their Springdale home.

A new brief summarizes data from the third and final year of Utah's 100 Companies Championing Women campaign.

The Shingo Institute, a program of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University, has announced a new collaboration with The Lean Orange.

Though yards and gardens have been put to bed, there are still outdoor tasks to consider and holiday gardening gifts to be given. Consider these ideas.

This is an open letter introducing USU's new School of Computing written by Jake Gunther, interim school director and current head of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Sometimes, data that is collected can even mislead or cause harm — a possibility the TRECI team is working to prevent.

At the meeting, Mortensen will share updates on Utah State University's strategic reinvestment plan and discuss recent employee and student surveys.

A series of workshops at Utah State University will center on higher education's role in preparing students for life in a rapidly changing world.

The Dr. James P. Gibson and Dr. Paul B. Sanders Aggie Family Scholarship Endowment honors the legacy of two men whose lives were dedicated to caring for animals and serving their community.

The National Park Service announced major overhauls to its pricing system beginning in 2026.

Scientists Jon Takemoto, Tom Chang and collaborators report safer, cost-effective solution to inflammation-associated diseases in livestock, which could also portend helpful therapeutics for humans.

Utah State University Eastern's Nursing Program continues to shine as one of Eastern Utah's most respected and student-centered health care training environments.

Utah State volleyball will make its seventh-ever appearance at the NCAA Tournament, drawing a matchup against seventh-seeded Tennessee in the First Round at 4:30 p.m. (MST) Dec. 4 in Tempe, Arizona.

Wolves, bears, cougars and coyotes are important parts of ecosystems of the West — and a pain in the rump roast for people who raise livestock there.

Doctoral student Emmanuel Onyegu taught the longest mathematics lesson ever, instructing Aggie scholars on Utah State University's Logan campus for more than 40 hours straight.

December at Utah State University is filled with creativity, celebration and the spirit of the season.