Teacher Education Professor Jake Downs Receives Reading Hall of Fame Emerging Scholars Fellowship
Jake Downs was recently awarded the 2024 Reading Hall of Fame Emerging Scholars Fellowship.
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Big Blue, Meet Old Blue: USU Researchers Record World's Oldest Known Colorado Blue Spruce
A team from the Quinney College of Natural Resources recently identified the oldest known Colorado blue spruce in existence, and it lives in Utah.
Here Comes the Sun: USU Computer Scientists Develop Models to Predict Extreme Solar Phenomena
Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi and Shah Muhammad Hamdi lead NSF-funded research to craft a comprehensive solar flare catalog of images and data, along with data-driven, machine learning models poised to deploy in an operational environment.
Cache Children's Choir Will Bring Holiday Spirit With Upcoming Winter Concert
Cache Children's Choir invites the community to celebrate the joy of the holiday season at their upcoming concert, "REJOICE!"
Pomegranates: Seasonal Fruits With Ancient Roots
For most Utah consumers, pomegranates are the fruit that hides for 10 months of the year and then pops up like red Christmas ornaments in November.
Ask an Expert — December Gardener's Almanac Tips 2024
Though yards and gardens have been put to bed, there are still outdoor tasks to consider and holiday gardening gifts to be given. Consider these ideas.
Pres. Cantwell's New Podcast Episode Highlights Creating Peace During Holiday Season
In the latest episode of the Future Casting podcast, President Cantwell discusses with Clair Canfield a new way of approaching conflict.
Bronco Mendenhall Named Utah State Head Football Coach
Former New Mexico, Virginia and BYU head coach to lead Aggies into next chapter.
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.
$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.