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"Becoming a Learning Organization While Enhancing Performance: The Case of LEGO" has been selected to receive the Shingo Research Award.

It is not uncommon for mental health disorders and substance use disorders to coincide. September is a month designated to raise national awareness, foster discussion and provide resources for both.

A team of USU researchers has been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to understand retention among the state's high school teachers.

Safety and security for the upcoming TPUSA event on campus

USU has updated its academic scholarship process to both broaden access and better reflect student preparation for higher education.

At USU Uintah Basin, students can gain firsthand experience early in their college careers, giving them a leg up as they turn textbook knowledge into hands-on learning.

We currently live in a time when contentious conversations and deep differences are dividing countries, communities and families, but disagreeing better is possible.

Darrin Brooks, USU interior architecture and design professor, has recently been inducted into the College of Fellows within the American Society of Interior Designers.

Sara Weinstein and colleagues pursue multi-institution, large-scale survey of small mammal food choices. The team reports findings in the Sept. 15 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Researchers at USU developed a 3D-printed hybrid rocket motor that offers smoother, safer descent performance and provides a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional propulsion systems.

A grant is allowing the Utah State University Salt Lake Center to add nearly 100 trees to campus.

USU anthropologists Molly Cannon and Sascha Baldauf will describe a challenging research puzzle at a free, family friendly event that begins at 7 p.m. Sept. 19 in the Eccles Science Learning Center on the Logan campus. All ages are welcome.

Utah State University will host a week of events designed to help the campus community build skills in dialogue, peacebuilding and free expression.

This message from Utah Gov. Spencer J. Cox was sent to all students.

At the first-ever Dare Mighty Things — Together! Summit on Friday, more than 400 students gathered to hear Erin Clark, co-author of Leading Through, challenge traditional notions of leadership.

USU Interim President Alan L. Smith sent the following message to students on Sept. 12, 2025.