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Fazilat Soukhakian, an associate professor of photography, was recently selected as the 2025 Honors Outstanding Professor.

Undergraduate James Cisneros, his faculty mentor Zhongde Wang and doctoral student Julio Landinez Aponte are studying alpacas with the aim of developing therapeutics for human scourges such as cancer and Alzheimer's disease.

Utah State University's Brian Steed and Anna McEntire have been recognized as Informed Decision Makers of the Year by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.

Utah State University recognized individuals and organizations for their outstanding community contributions during the Center for Community Engagement's annual awards ceremony on April 16 at the Taggart Student Center Sunburst Lounge.

When it comes to counting tart cherries and estimating yield, USU researchers are adopting YOLO: You Only Look Once.

A merry-go-round built by USU scientists in 2024 to demonstrate rotational forces for the College of Science's Science Unwrapped public outreach program will delight new Wasatch Front audiences.

The Mountain West Center for Regional Studies at Utah State University will host its 26th annual Bennion Teachers' Workshop June 2-6 on the Logan campus.

UWLP recently published a research snapshot, "Women and STEM—A 2025 Update," that revisits and builds upon the findings of a similar 2022 report.

A massive new study published in Nature shows that while warming is certainly reshaping vegetation across the polar North, its impacts vary widely.

Summer at the Caine College of the Arts is packed with performances, festivals and behind-the-scenes experiences for all ages.

Determining when to plant a garden can be especially confusing in Utah's unpredictable. Consider these tips.

Since launching two years ago, USU Blanding's welding program has more than tripled and the program is helping students from Indigenous and rural communities build the confidence and skills needed to launch their careers and shape their futures.

Utah's first "Legends & Lore" roadside sign celebrates local folklore, student research, and community collaboration.

The Outdoor Recreation Archive is drawing international attention to USU and the Outdoor Product Design and Development (OPDD) program.

Through design competitions, student presentations and Physics Bowl, young students master time management, practice teamwork, hone communications skills and build confidence.

During his tenure- which included a nine-year stint as leader of USU's efforts in Moab and other regions in southern Utah- Hawks has been a mentor to countless students, leaving an indelible impact on generations of Aggies.