Utah Department of Corrections Partners With USU to Develop Leadership Training
UDC has partnered with USU's Criminal Justice program to launch a new leadership training initiative designed specifically for corrections officers
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Caine College of the Arts Dean's Convocation to Feature Artist Nicholas Galanin
The Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University has announced its annual Dean's Convocation on Sept. 26.
Psychology Professor JoAnn Tschanz Named Endowed Chair of Human Services in CEHS
JoAnn Tschanz has been named the Emma Eccles Jones Endowed Chair of Human Services by Endowed Dean Al Smith.
USU Wins Blood Battle '24, Extends Winning Streak
Utah State University has once again emerged victorious in the annual USU vs. WSU Blood Battle, solidifying its dominance in the friendly competition.
Friends of the Library Presents Fall Lecture on Slender Man, Other 'Creepypasta' Digital Folklore
Friends of the Merrill-Cazier Library invites the community to a gripping fall lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23, in Room 101 of the Merrill-Cazier Library.
$1,000 Aggie Advantage Grant Will Reward New Students Who Submit FAFSA
Utah State University is offering a new $1,000 grant for students who submit the 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.
Explore New Voices in Theater: USU's Play Reading Series Features '2201: Xibalba' and 'Playground'
The Utah State University Department of Theatre Arts presents "2201: Xibalba" & "Playground" as part of the Play Reading Series.
USU Uintah Basin Announces Richens Natural Resources Internship Program
USU Uintah Basin has announced a new internship program for students studying natural resources.
USU Dept. of Theatre Arts Presents Sherlock Holmes — With a Twist
USU presents "Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson — APT 2B," by Kate Hamill, a modern reimagining of the classic Sherlock Holmes tales.
Cannon Blast, Flag Ceremony to Conclude Constitution Day Celebration on Campus
On Tuesday, Sept. 17, a loud cannon blast will be heard across campus at 4:30 p.m. as part of a traditional flag retreat ceremony.
Holding Water: Redefining Reservoir Rules to Make Room for Environmental Stability
New research says that ecosystems could benefit from holding water in dams for when the environment needs it most.
USU Researchers Develop AI Tool to Identify Accessibility Issues at Intersections
To help cities find intersections with accessibility issues, USU researchers are developing an AI tool that can be trained to identify these problems.
Countdown to Aggie Spirit: Celebrate USU's 2024 Homecoming With a Week of Tradition and Excitement
Get ready to celebrate Utah State University's 2024 Homecoming with a week full of festivities from Monday, Oct. 7, through Saturday, Oct. 12.
Ask an Expert: What Causes Fall Leaves to Change Color?
Once again, the summer season comes to an end and crisp autumn days are upon us.
Leading By Example: The Role of Interns in Upward Bound's Success at USU Eastern
High school can be a daunting experience, especially for students who are the first in their families to consider college or those from low-income backgrounds.
Logan River Observatory Water Measurements Highlighted at Latest Research Landscapes
The latest USU Research Landscapes featured a discussion about current water data collection efforts in northern Utah.