Experienced Peace Mediator Joins USU Religious Studies Faculty
International conflict mediator Chad Ford is embarking on his first semester as an associate professor of religious studies at USU.
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Bingham Research Center Receives Grant to Study Carbon Capture & Storage
Utah State University's Bingham Research Center has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for a $480,000 project.
Ask an Expert — Home Equity Loan vs. Home Equity Line of Credit: Which Is Right for Me?
Understanding the differences between home equity loans and home equity lines of credit can help you decide which is best for you.
USU Invites Community to Celebrate Day of the Dead With Art, Procession, Lecture
As October draws to a close and November begins, several events, exhibits and activities will mark Día de los Muertos at Utah State University.
Ebb and Flow: USU Inaugural Professor Applies Steadfast Tenacity to Nonlinear Wave Challenges
Nguyen shared his professional journey during his Oct. 15 presentation, "A Little Taste of Nonlinear Waves and All That," during the university's 2024 Inaugural Professor Lecture Series.
USU Uintah Basin Hosts Successful STEAM Expo
More than 1,100 students flocked to Utah State University Uintah Basin as the Roosevelt campus hosted the first STEAM Expo on Oct. 3-4.
Kayleen Evans Named Director of Student Services at USU Southwest
Utah State University Southwest has named Kayleen Evans as the director of student services.
Drones vs. Mosquitoes: USU Eastern Grad's High-Flying Approach to Agriculture
At 19 years old, Rachel Reeder travels to mosquito-infested regions, using drones to efficiently apply larvicide and prevent mosquito outbreaks.
Edith Bowen Laboratory School Receives Funding to Enhance Teacher Learning Opportunities in Utah
In June 2024, the Edith Bowen Laboratory School hosted the first Utah Learning for Educators and Researchers through Networked Systems (LEARNS) conference.
USU's Jack Schmidt on the State of the Colorado River
The Colorado River watershed, a vital source of water for seven U.S. states and Mexico, is in historic crisis.
From Classroom to Greens: Horticulture Student Earns Prestigious Golf Course Award
Chris Landon won't graduate with his bachelor's degree in horticulture until this December, but he's already putting his education to good use.
UWLP Releases New Research on Gender-Specific Barriers to Educational Attainment
UWLP recently published a research brief analyzing gender differences in perceptions of higher education.
Fry Street Quartet Explores Music's Connection to Nature in USU Concert Series
The Fry Street Quartet will continue its yearlong concert series "Nature's Resonance" at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 30. in the Russell/Wanlass Performance Hall.
$1.3M NSF Grant Awarded to USU Professor to Foster STEM Awareness in Navajo Nation Children
USU's Kristin Searle is part of a collaborative research team that was recently awarded a combined $1.3 million three-year grant to foster STEM career awareness among young Navajo children.
Veterans Day 2024 Events Scheduled at USU Logan Campus
Utah State University will honor those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces with a series of events on and around Veterans Day on the Logan campus.
Mike Dmitrich: A Legacy of Leadership, Commitment to Higher Education at USU Eastern
Mike Dmitrich, a former U.S. Senator and an influential figure in Utah's political landscape, left a profound impact on the state, especially in Eastern Utah.