USU Cuts Ribbon on New Carolyn & Kem Gardner Learning & Leadership Building
USU opened the doors to its newest campus facility, the Carolyn & Kem Gardner Learning & Leadership Building, on Aug. 29.
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Utah State Professor to Present on Community-Based Research at Upcoming Event
Jayme Walters will present on her research at "The Power of Community-Engaged Research, a Blue Plate Research Presentation" on Sept. 11 in Salt Lake City.
Cache Valley Historic Home Tour on Sept. 13 to Benefit Local History Students
The Cache Valley Historic Home Tour will return this September, featuring six homes in Logan and Wellsville.
UWLP Releases Research Update on the Utah Gender Pay Gap
While progress has been made in some areas, Utah women working full-time, year-round still earn less than men by about 27%.
Puzzling Out Plastics: USU Researcher Working to Understand Global Scale of Plastic Pollution
A new article in the journal Nature highlights the global scope of microplastic pollution and features the research of USU's Janice Brahney.
Chuck Landvatter: Decades of Murals, Community, Innovation
Chuck Landvatter, a Utah State University fine arts alumnus and muralist, is a shining example of finding success in the arts through community engagement and innovation.
Two Post-Doctoral Fellows Join CEHS Through Innovative Program
A 2024 grant award from the National Science Foundation has enabled the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services to hire two post-doctoral fellows into a unique program.
Hands of Clay: USU Mourns the Passing of Renowned Potter, Teacher, Innovator
John Neely, professor in USU's Department of Art + Design, died June 1, 2025, in Logan and will be remembered with "A Toast to John Neely" on Saturday, Sept. 13.
Ask an Expert — Checklist for September 2025 Yard and Garden Tasks
Consider these fall tips from the USU Extension Gardeners Almanac.
University Statement on TPUSA Student Club Event
University statement regarding an upcoming TPUSA Student Club event and free speech
Study Finds 'Beauty Bias' Shapes Who Gets Picked to Lead
A new meta-analysis coauthored by Utah State University's Gary R. Thurgood shows that physical attractiveness meaningfully sways who emerges as a leader — across classrooms, companies and even executive suites.
A Path Beyond the Playground: Wesley and Lorinda Mortensen's Gift for Outdoor Learning at Edith Bowen
When Wesley and Lorinda Mortensen considered how they might give back to USU, the answer came as naturally as a walk through Logan Canyon: They would invest in outdoor education for elementary-aged children.
Utah Symphony and Orion Weiss to Perform at Utah State University
The Caine School of the Arts will host the world-renowned Utah Symphony for a special one-night performance in Logan featuring acclaimed pianist Orion Weiss.
From Academia to Industry: Exploring ASPIRE Student Internships
At ASPIRE, students develop key skills through their research, then expand them through internship opportunities.
From Shipwrecked Cats to Canine Clues: USU Alum Digs Into the Past
When archaeologists excavated the remains of a 16th-century Spanish shipwreck off the coast of Florida, they didn't just find artifacts from the age of exploration; they found cats.
Slow Hazard: USU Peak Undergrad Research Fellow Uses Data Science to Protect Life, Property
Hannah Fluckiger condenses reams of hourly wind data to construct an improved snow drifting prediction model to bolster building codes.