Ask an Expert — Gardening Tips for Late Summer Splendor
Consider these tips from the USU Extension Gardeners Almanac to help your garden survive recent high temperatures.
Consider these tips from the USU Extension Gardeners Almanac to help your garden survive recent high temperatures.
When Dr. Brent Palfreyman set out to honor the woman who inspired him for nearly five decades, he wanted her legacy to do more than preserve her memory. He wanted it to inspire future generations.
C.R. Grimmer presented at the Logan Library as part of Utah State University's Aggie Talks series.
Utah State University Blanding will host the third annual Weaving Our Stories Conference in September.
As the Caine Lyric Theatre reopens, the Lyric Repertory Company lets students work alongside professional artists before graduation.
Utah Public Radio's new station manager, Frank Mueller, is a veteran of public media.
The Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services has named David Fukuda as department head of Kinesiology and Health Science at Utah State.
Miss Native American USU Cynthia Tsosie has won the 2026 Changemaker Award, presented by the Utah Division of Indian Affairs.
USU Eastern welcomed more than 1,600 athletes to campus this, letting participants improve their skills while experiencing life as an Eagle.
A $1,000 grant from the Logan Sam's Club is helping the Cache County Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting program build stronger family bonds and better nutrition.
As unmanned aircraft systems become more capable and widely available, SDL is helping protect against this emerging threat by developing new technologies.
Youths from Grand County recently participated in leadership and educational experiences through Utah State University Extension Home and Community.
Gardening can be a full-body workout, so it's important to treat it like any other physical activity.
Aggie scholar Hannah Webb, who is interning with KUTV News in Salt Lake City, says a positive attitude and strong work ethic are the keys to success in a competitive field.
After 25 years in the nursing teaching industry, including nine years at Utah State University Moab, Dianne Wright has announced her retirement.
USU President Mortensen has invited all faculty and staff across the university system for a campus picnic on the Quad on Aug. 18.