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Logan Ranked Second-Best Small City in United States by 2021 Milken Institute Analysis

The Logan metropolitan area has been named the second-best performing small city in the United States by the 2021 Milken Institute Best Performing Cities (BPC) analysis. The community was recognized for its economic vitality by the annual report, which emphasizes Read more…


Moving on Up: Bike lanes, bike boxes, and Aggie Blue Bikes—USU Levels Up to Gold

The League of American Bicyclists, an advocacy organization encouraging better bicycling, has honored Utah State University with a gold-level Bicycle Friendly University award in recognition of the institution’s achievements in promoting and enabling safe, accessible bicycling on campus. The achievement Read more…


Ask an Expert – The Dirt on Laundry: How Often to Wash?

How often do you wash your pajamas and pillowcases? Or how about your coats and comforters? In general, most people don’t wash their clothing, bedding and other items often enough. It’s important to note that phosphates in our detergents have Read more…


USU Sponsors Virtual Workshop on Building Body Image Resilience

The Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP), in conjunction with USU Extension, sponsors the virtual workshop, “More than a Body: Building Body Image Resilience.” The free event is held Thursday, February 25, from 6 to 7:15 p.m., Read more…


Bora Lee Named UATP's New Director

The new director of Utah State University’s Utah Assistive Technology Program is also a familiar face. Bora Lee came to UATP as a VISTA member in 2019. Soon after that, she earned her Ed.D from California State University, Los Angeles, Read more…


Talking Through a Pandemic

Utah State University researchers John Seiter and Tim Curran, from the Department of Languages, Philosophy and Communication Studies, have been investigating the role communication plays during the COVID-19 pandemic. “We were looking for solutions to some of the problems we Read more…


CAAS Advisor Caisa Shoop Receives New Advisor Recognition

Advising students wasn’t where Caisa Shoop thought her path would lead when she started pursuing a degree in family and consumer sciences education. Advising students in programs like animal sciences, applied sciences and technology education, and plants, soils and climate Read more…


Civil Engineering Professor Named Fulbright Scholar Alumni Ambassador

Assistant professor of civil engineering John Rice has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar Alumni Ambassador. Rice was one of a handful of alumni chosen from more than 170 applicants to serve in the position. Rice received a Fulbright research Read more…


Science Unwrapped's 'A CRISPR Understanding' Postponed until Friday, March 5

Due to illness, Utah State University biochemist Ryan Jackson’s Science Unwrapped presentation is rescheduled for Friday, March 5, 2021. Jackson presents “A ‘CRISPR’ Understanding: How Genetic Engineering Will Impact Our Lives Now and in the Future” at 7 p.m. MST Read more…


Utah State's Mikaela Meyer Honored by Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference

Utah State senior Mikaela Meyer has been honored by the Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference following her respective performance against No. 22 Boise State last weekend. Meyer was tabbed the co-MRGC Vault Specialist of the Week for the third-consecutive week after Read more…