Down and Dirty: Understanding of Dust Pollution Hits Solid Ground With New Research
"The public hasn't been paying much attention to dust, but we should be," said Janice Brahney from the Quinney College of Natural Resources.
"The public hasn't been paying much attention to dust, but we should be," said Janice Brahney from the Quinney College of Natural Resources.
President Alan L. Smith Shares Strategic Reinvestment Update
USU has executed agreements with the Cache County Sheriff's Office and the Logan City Police Department to promote effective communication to reduce crime, effectively respond to reports of sexual violence and/or other crimes.
Researchers from USU's IDRPP recently found that 80 percent of adults with disabilities nationwide reported having at least 1 of 11 chronic health conditions.
For Tony Villalobos, the best single day of work from his latest field season began with down-and-dirty plant ID, and ended with a collective cold plunge.
Michael Twohig received two of the prized faculty awards at the annual USU Faculty Awards event in March.
Utah State University will conduct a full-scale campus safety exercise from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 18.
Brooke Lister, registered dietitian with Campus Recreation, has been awarded the Emerging Dietetics Leader Award from the Utah Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Utah Public Radio is partnering with StoryCorps to record residents' experiences in Southern Utah.
USU scientists will present "Untangling Knot Theory" at USU's Science Unwrapped public outreach program April 11.
The voices of Latinx artists will take center stage at an upcoming Latinx Art Exhibition running April 14-26 in Logan.
USU's Outdoor Product Design and Development Senior Exhibit will be April 25.
Baby Animal Adventures is coming to the USU Bastian Agricultural Center in South Jordan on April 25-26.
Student researcher Brook Haight is exploring an overlooked part of May Swenson's legacy: her unpublished artwork.
For Sarah Weese, social work isn't just a career choice — it's a calling.
The Caine College of the Arts Department of Music will be hosting the USU Percussion Ensembles event next week.