Post-Election Panel to Offer Insight to Elections and Political Processes
USU's Institute of Government and Politics is hosting a Post-Election Panel discussion with those who worked behind the scenes on Utah's pivotal elections.
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WebAIM Celebrates 25 Years of Improving Access to Information
This year, the Institute for Disability Research, Policy & Practice's WebAIM is celebrating 25 years of improving web accessibility.
USU Sociology Professors to be Published in 6th National Climate Assessment
Two Utah State University faculty will contribute to the 6th National Climate Assessment.
Professor Awarded $2.6M NIH Grant to Study Listener Training to Aid People With Parkinson's Disease
Stephanie Borrie was recently awarded a second multimillion dollar grant to improve communication for people with Parkinson's disease.
Sharing Ground With Wild Horses: New Video Tutorials Create Space for Conversations
A new series of short informational videos from researchers and experts lays a foundation for common ground on the topic of wild horses.
USU Extension Co-Sponsors Utah Marriage Celebration 2025
Utah State University Extension is co-sponsoring the Utah Marriage Celebration from 4-9:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 7.
USU UWLP Publishes New Statewide Data on Utah Women in the Workplace
UWLP has released the first of six white papers that share the results of a comprehensive statewide study conducted in the fall of 2024.
USU Uintah Basin Lecturer Named Department Lecturer of the Year
John Barton, principal lecturer at USU Uintah Basin, has been named the USU Department of History's Lecturer of the Yea
Monument to Progress: Donors Fuel Educational Opportunities, Community Growth at USU Monument Valley
Located near Monument Valley High School in the Navajo Nation, a new facility will be USU's first Statewide Campus situated on tribal lands.
President Cantwell: Welcome to Spring Semester 2025
USU President Elizabeth Cantwell sent this message to faculty, students and staff on Jan. 6.
Ask an Expert — Don't Let 'Quitter's Day' Overtake Your New Year's Goals
The second Friday in January, Jan. 10 this year, is called "Quitter's Day," because research shows that many people abandon their resolutions by then.
The Arts at USU: January Events Preview
This January, the Caine College of the Arts is hosting a diverse array of musical and artistic events that promise to inspire and engage the entire community.
USU Extension Recognized for Rural Health Education
Utah State University Extension recently received the Rural Education Partner of the Year Award from the Rural Health Association of Utah.
CCA Hosts Utah Symphony in Logan Featuring Brahms' Violin Concerto
Prepare for an evening of musical brilliance as the world-renowned Utah Symphony comes to Logan to present Brahms' Violin Concerto.
Is It a Rat or This Year's Most Popular Meme? USU Folklore Announces Digital Lore of 2024
USU's Digital Folklore Project has announced that the Chicago Rat Hole meme, which is the imprint of a rat in the concrete sidewalk, has won Digital Lore of the Year for 2024.
Two USU Faculty Win Regional Emmy for TV News
It's one of the biggest nights for TV news awards and two Utah State University professors brought home gold.