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Four Utah State Fall Sports Compete in Blue-White Challenge

Four of Utah State’s fall sports competed in a Blue-White Challenge over the Halloween weekend, bringing unity and friendly competition to those teams that had their seasons postponed until 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The overall outcome between the Read more…


USU's Homecoming Festivities Go Virtual

Utah State’s Homecoming Week is moving forward with daily activities for the Aggie faithful to participate in from home. The virtual celebration kicks off Sunday, Nov. 8, featuring a week packed with opportunities to entertain the family, win some Aggie Read more…


USU Native American Heritage Month celebrates with speaker Cornel Pewewardy (Comanche-Kiowa)

November is nationally recognized as Native American Heritage Month. Utah State University is celebrating with month-long virtual events. Highlight events include: Indigenous “Aggies Be Cookin’” show on Nov. 2, 16 and 23 on the USU Inclusion Instagram Virtual beading tutorials Read more…


Día de los Muertos: USU's Latinx Creative Society Hosts Public Ofrenda


Pay It Forward: USU College of Science Hosts Virtual Fall Convocation

Remembering her parents and grandparents, Utah State University alumna and donor Mary Ann McDonald Ebbeler (BS’66, Medical Technology) recounts several stories of hardship and grit. Ebbeler’s grandmother, who lived in Willard, Utah, during the early 20th century, was determined to Read more…


Vote-By-Mail Safety: USU Professor Damon Cann Explains Security of Utah's Mail-In Ballot System


USU Welcomes First Dual-Degree Doctoral Student from Taiwan

Utah State University’s Department of Plants, Soils and Climate welcomed its first dual-degree graduate student from Taiwan, part of ongoing collaborations between USU’s College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences and several universities in Taiwan. Li-Ting “Mila” Yen is studying soil Read more…


Ask an Expert – Tips for Staying Positive and Healthy During the Pandemic

For many people, the pandemic has caused disarray and uncertainty, and it is easy to become anxious and skeptical. However, there are many things we still have control over, and one of those is our attitude. A positive attitude can Read more…


USU Libraries Launches Exhibit Celebrating 130 years of Aggie Women

Utah State University Libraries and USU’s Year of the Woman committee released a digital and physical exhibit celebrating the impact of Aggie women on Wednesday. Telling Our Story: 130 Years of Aggie Women dives into women whose legacy and influence Read more…


$1.9 Million Grant Expands College Options for Students with Disabilities

Young adults with intellectual disabilities in Utah will soon have two new college options, thanks to a $1.9 million Department of Education grant. A collaborative effort across three universities, this five-year grant will create new, post-secondary programs at Utah State Read more…