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USU STARS! GEAR UP has been awarded two grants totaling $31 million from the U.S. Department of Education.

Larissa Yocom has been named executive director of the new Utah Forest Restoration Institute, a recently established program focused on improving forest health and reducing wildfire risk across the state.

USU Dining Services has announced the grand reopening of The Hub, featuring five fully revamped dining locations.

For devoted Aggie alum, Clark Whitworth '82, Utah State Athletics experiences aren't just fond memories — they are a cornerstone of his life.

Seven students spent fall 2024 in Córdoba, Argentina participating in Utah State University's first semester-long faculty-led study abroad program.

Biologist Jessica Habashi describes collaborative bird-window collision research at USU Brigham City at free, family friendly STEM outreach event.

The Caine College of the Arts Music Therapy Program will host its annual music therapy concert Jan. 30.

The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business has announced that Frank Caliendo is the inaugural Harold Dance Endowed Professor.

USU is once again among the top online programs in the country for bachelor's and master's degrees, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report.

This op-ed by USU Provost Laurens H. Smith and UofU Provost Mitzi M. Montoya was published by The Salt Lake Tribune on Jan. 21.

East High students are analyzing never-before-seen data transmitted from an SDL-built instrument strapped to the Earth-facing exterior of the International Space Station

As we see the devastation in the Los Angeles Basin, many wonder if Utah could experience a similar wildfire event.

USU Police and Logan Fire Department responded to a fire alarm in Mountain View Tower last night just before 8 p.m. Mountain View Tower was evacuated for potential smoke contamination.

Utah State University Tooele will launch a pilot summer program which aims to help local high school students get a jump start on their college education.

The DOE announced Wednesday ASPIRE's $44 million SUPERCHARGE project will receive $22 million in DOE funding and $15 million in industry and utility investment, with additional support from the state of Utah and university partners.

A new museum exhibit inviting visitors to transform into caterpillars and journey through a butterfly's fascinating lifecycle.