UWLP Updates Research on Women Leaders in Government — Utah Cities and Towns
The UWLP published research in 2020 to determine women's representation in Utah's 255 cities and towns. A 2024 report released Thursday updates that research.
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$1.25M NSF Grant Awarded to CEHS for Postdoctoral Training Program Focused on Access in STEM
A new $1.25 million grant will help professors at Utah State University develop a postdoctoral training focusing on access accessibility in STEM.
USDA Funds Developing a Network to Advance Genetic Research in Agricultural Animals
The USDA has awarded more than $3.25 million grant to support a new research collaboration network of animal scientists led by Professor Noelle Cockett.
Gov. Cox Lauds Utah's Landscapes, Higher Ed at Janet Quinney Lawson Institute Report Release Event
Utah State University's Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water, and Air unveiled its 2024 Report to the Governor and Legislature at a standing-room-only event on Tuesday.
USU Printmaking Guild Hosts Holiday Sale
The Utah State University Printmaking Guild will host its Annual Holiday Sale on Dec. 4-6.
Celebrate the Season With Unique Art at the USU Ceramics Guild Holiday Sale
The USU Ceramics Guild will host its Annual Holiday Sale with handcrafted treasures created by talented graduate and undergraduate ceramics students.
Sometimes You're the Windshield: USU Researcher Says Vehicles Cause Significant Number of Bee Deaths
Evolutionary ecologist Joe Wilson and colleagues publish findings in the journal "Sustainable Environment."
Dangerous Love and the Search for Peace at USU
USU's Heravi Peace Institute hosted its first "Dangerous Love" workshop, led by conflict resolution expert and Associate Professor Chad Ford.
Wintersongs: A Night of Community and Holiday Music
USU Choirs will combine their talents to present the annual Wintersongs concert, featuring timeless music of the season on Dec. 5 at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish in Hyde Park.
Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water & Air to release 4th Annual Report to Gov. Spencer Cox
USU's Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air will release its report to the governor and state legislature on Dec. 3 at Gallivan Hall in Salt Lake City.
USU Office of Equity Annual Report Shows Rising Trust in Reporting and Enhanced Support Initiatives
Utah State University's Office of Equity has published its fourth consecutive annual report, detailing efforts to prevent and respond to incidents of sexual misconduct and discrimination across all USU campuses.
Ask an Expert — Four Ways Gratitude Can Keep Your Holidays Happy
Consider these four tips to increase gratitude during the holidays.
Mechanical Engineering Scholar Karmen Teuscher: Soaring to New Heights
For Karmen Teuscher, Utah State University was the perfect launchpad for an academic and professional career in aerospace engineering.
Soaring to New Heights: Alumni Parker Rollins Shares His Journey With USU Eastern's Aviation Program
An alumnus of Utah State University Eastern's Aviation Program, Parker Rollins reflects on his time in the program, the opportunities it provided and the lasting lessons he learned.
$375,000 in Scholarships Announced for Emery, Carbon County Students Through USU Eastern Partnership
USU Eastern and the Green River Energy Center project partners have announced a $375,000 contribution to support students in Emery and Carbon Counties.
USU Symphony Orchestra to Explore Mozart's Genius Through 2 Symphonies
The USU Symphony Orchestra will perform two of Mozart's most celebrated symphonies, No. 25 and No. 29.