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The National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded two Utah State University College of Humanities and Social Sciences faculty members $99,891 for a two-year, community-facing project “Bringing War Home: Object Stories, Memory, and Modern War,” one of 11 such projects Read more…

As part of its first annual Faculty Awards Ceremony, Utah State University announced Heloisa Rutigliano as the recipient of the Eldon J. Gardner Teacher of the Year Award. Rutigliano is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Animal, Dairy & Read more…

Due to drought conditions throughout the state, Governor Spencer Cox recently issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency for Utah. To date, 100% of Utah is in the moderate drought category, and 90% of the state is experiencing Read more…

Utah State University’s WebAIM celebrated its 20th year in 2020 by giving back, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The WebAIM team, located in USU’s Center for Persons with Disabilities, trains individuals and corporations on web and Read more…

Jen Thomas came to Utah State University with plans to go to medical school, but those plans quickly changed after taking — and hating — her first biology class. Around that time, she spoke with a family friend and then–USU Read more…

Jen Kirk, Government Information Librarian at Utah State University Libraries, received the Science and Technology Section Oberly Award for Bibliography in the Agricultural or Natural Sciences for her work on An Inventory of Published Soil Surveys of the United States. Read more…

The historic postseason run for the No. 4 ranked Utah State University Eastern Volleyball team came to a close Thursday. The Eagles earned their first ever NJCAA tournament victory early in the day, sweeping No. 13 Missouri State University West Read more…

Utah State men’s basketball junior Neemias Queta and gymnastics senior Autumn DeHarde were named the Male and Female Athlete of the Year, respectively, at the annual Robins Awards, taking place via an online stream on Saturday, April 10. Queta rewrote Read more…

Like many other viruses, Rift Valley fever virus causes disease in animals and can be transmitted to humans by infected mosquitos or through contact with the blood or organs of infected animals. Scientists at Utah State University’s Institute for Antiviral Read more…

Student Research Symposium, the flagship event of Research Week and the largest showcase of student research at Utah State University, will feature original projects from more than 250 undergraduate and graduate students. Viewable entirely online using the Symposium platform, the Read more…