I Jump the Moon Exhibit Featuring Local Artists to open at USU's Sorenson Center
The I Jump the Moon art exhibition will open to the public on August 12, with a gallery reception scheduled for Friday, August 15.
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Renowned Historian Richard E. Turley Jr. to Deliver 2025 Arrington Lecture at USU
Utah State University Libraries is proud to present the annual Leonard J. Arrington Mormon History Lecture, featuring distinguished historian Richard E. Turley Jr.
USU Foundation Announces New Chair, Vice Chair, Members for 2025-26 Fiscal Year
The USU Foundation Board has announced several updates including new appointments and new members for the 2025-26 fiscal year.
USU Student Works to Research and Help Develop New Product for Lifetime Products
Aggie undergrad Josie Layton helps Lifetime Products create solutions for its customers' needs through skills she learned at USU.
ASPIRE Unveils Utah's First Electrified Class 6 Box Truck
ASPIRE has collaborated with Kenworth Sales Company to upfit a Kenworth K270E Class 6 box truck with in-motion wireless charging.
Complex Considerations for Urban Wildlife
It's not surprising that wildlife are attracted to our comparatively lush environment. Consider this info.
USU Uintah Basin Welcomes Daphne Blanchard to Campus Faculty
USU Uintah Basin has announced the addition of Daphne Blanchard to the campus faculty.
Illuminating Abstractions: USU Mathematician Matthew Young Receives NSF CAREER Award
An Aggie researcher has received a $450,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to continue the study of representation theory.
Utah State Athletics Unveils Recruitment, Retention Funds
Utah State Athletics has unveiled new sport-specific recruitment and retention funds in response to the changing landscape of intercollegiate athletics.
Audiology Professor Aryn Kamerer Awarded NIH Grant to Use AI to Identify Hearing Diseases
USU's Aryn Kamerer has been awarded a three-year $500,000 Early Career Research grant from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders within the National Institutes of Health.
21 Community Justice Advocates to Begin Delivering Limited Legal Help in Utah Debt Cases
This week, 21 human service professionals across Utah completed a 10-week training program and are now provisionally certified as Community Justice Advocates.
USU Professor Fights Student Hunger With Major Gift
Professor Michael Twohig invites the Aggie community to join him and double the impact.
USU's Brent Black Named Fellow of the American Society for Horticultural Science
Brent Black is being honored for his career of contributions to the field of horticultural science as a fellow of the American Society for Horticultural Science.
Utah State Finishes Second in Mountain West With School Record 481 Academic Honors in 2024-25
Utah State's student-athletes combined to earn a school-record 481 total academic awards during the 2024-25 academic year, which rank as the second-most in the Mountain West.
USU Mourns the Passing of Space Physics Visionary, Revered Professor Mike Taylor
USU physics professor Michael John "Mike" Taylor, a pioneer in the study of atmospheric physics, died July 24, 2025, in Logan, Utah, following an extended illness. He was 72.
Gene Kim and Steven J. Spear Earn Shingo Publication Award for 'Wiring the Winning Organization'
Gene Kim and Steven J. Spear have been awarded the Shingo Publication Award for their book "Wiring the Winning Organization."