In the journal Physics Review Letters, USU researchers are providing framework to describe fundamental physics principles in the realms of quantum mechanics and general relativity.
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics, Jennifer Albretsen Roth (BS'09) looks forward to Physics Day at Lagoon.
USU's SNAC food pantry recently received a donation of 1,000 pounds of ground beef.
Consider these gardening tips for May.
USU has announced a new Net Price Calculator — a modern, mobile-friendly platform that helps students and families understand what they may pay to attend college.
After a severe car crash, 20 surgeries and countless hours of struggle and perseverance, Sarah Frei graduated with a bachelor's in Elementary Education.
Utah women are more involved than ever in the workforce, are more likely to be single, bear fewer children, and are older during major life events involving family.
No two students have the same path to their education goals, and this year's CAAS valedictorian created a challenging journey at USU like no other and did it all with a top GPA.
The new $7.6 million cultural facility will provide opportunity for engagement with NEHMA's collection of modern and contemporary American art.
Wildfire patterns in the West are changing, but according to new research, the trend in the Great Basin hasn't necessarily been a simple increase.
For Luke Hayes the decision to attend Utah State University came through seemingly small but momentous experiences.
Each year, SDL offers university students the opportunity to transform classroom knowledge into practical, mission-critical experience.
"Headwaters: Sources of Wonder," an exhibition that features the field experiences of K-6 school children attending Edith Bowen Laboratory School, is currently on display in the Lyndsley Wilkerson Gallery.
Hear from this year's top crop of graduates about their favorite memories from their time here at USU, and of course, their favorite flavor of Aggie Ice Cream.
Utah State University is preparing to confer a total of 7,938 degrees to 7,185 students during the 138th commencement ceremony this week.
The class of 2025 consists of 145 individuals earning 76 associate, 61 bachelor's, 20 master's degrees, and five certificates.
