Doctoral student and Utah NASA Space Grant Consortium Fellow Jenny Whiteley studies the behavior of insulating materials exposed to radiation simulating extreme space conditions.
Before deciding to tie the knot, consider these tips to help create a "happily ever after."
The USU Board of Trustees elected Trustee Tessa White as the new chair on Friday, June 20. The board also elected Trustee Gina Gagon to continue in her role as vice chair.
Technical Sergeant Nicole Vander Does, soprano vocalist for the U.S. Air Force Band Singing Sergeants, will return for a special guest solo performance in the upcoming Alumni Band Concert.
New research led by USU ecologists offers a new framework to anticipate impacts of climate change on ecosystems, with an eye toward conceptually integrating both fast and slow processes.
The Maker Camp Student Showcase, an exhibition that features artworks created by Cache Valley students who participated in the summer Maker Camp at USU, is being displayed in the Lyndsley Wilkerson Gallery.
USU is hosting its nationally recognized Orff Schulwerk Teacher Education Course, a two-week intensive in music and movement education, led by music educator Leslie Timmons.
Utahns broadly support environmental protections, according to initial findings from the 2025 Utah People and the Environment Poll.
Mechanical engineering student Boston John has been selected to receive a renowned scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.
USU Summer Updates From Interim President Alan L. Smith
Noelle Beckman and Gerald Schneider explore the vast chemodiversity and phylogenetic dispersion of metabolites in fruit, leaves and roots of neotropical plants.
Consider these tips to help minimize grasshopper damage in the backyard or small farm.
Two USU Eastern welding students earned top honors at the annual SkillsUSA Utah state competition, demonstrating both technical mastery and creative innovation.
USU's Transforming Communities Institute hosted the 2025 Utah Conference on Community Engagement at USU Eastern.
Caine College of the Arts had an eventful year full of meaningful accomplishments — one being a trip that brought design students from Logan to New York City.
Utah State University has announced a new scholarship designed to ease the financial burden for Cache County residents returning to school to pursue a graduate degree at USU.
