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Farmers Feeding Utah Launches Fourth Miracle Project to Needy Families in the Uintah Basin
In partnership with Utah State University Extension, the Uintah Basin Miracle Project will take place Friday,…
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Renowned Civil Rights Author to Speak at USU's Voting Rights Symposium
Carol Anderson, award-winning author, human and civil rights advocate and professor of African American Studies at…
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USU Announces New Event Series on Health and Well-being Research
Beginning September 2020, Utah State University will launch a new opportunity for the public to engage with USU…
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Logan High School Students Share Perspectives Through Art
The Lyndsley Wilkerson Gallery, part of the Sorenson Legacy Foundation Center for Clinical Excellence, is proud to…
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USU Extension Receives $2.3 Million Grant to Reduce Opioid Harms
The grant will help expand the Utah Peer Support workforce.
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USU Sociologist Tom Mueller Takes Part in Rural West COVID-19 Project
Survey wanted to document the social and economic impacts of the pandemic on rural Westerners
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NEHMA Presents Two New Exhibitions Highlighting Art by Women and African American Artists
Two new exhibitions open at Utah State University's Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art (NEHMA), both amplifying…
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USU Offers Free Short-Term Training to Utahns Impacted by COVID-19 Pandemic
Utah State University will provide short-term training for in-demand industries to help people looking to change…
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Making a Difference: USU Admissions Office Joins Together to Make Masks for LatinX Community
The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted the United States in unimaginable ways and that has been particularly true for…
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NEHMA Awarded $50,000 Grant from National Endowment for the Arts
Arts and culture are an important part of the U.S. economy, making up $877.8 billion (4.5 percent) of the nation's…
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Ask an Expert - August Yard and Garden Checklist
The heat is on, and yards and gardens are trying to keep up with the temperatures.
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USU Makes Face Coverings Mandatory for Fall
The new policy builds upon the executive order Gov. Gary Herbert put into effect for state buildings and facilities.