Category: News

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…

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…

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…

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…

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 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…

A Utah State University College of Engineering researcher has received one of the nation’s highest awards from the National Science Foundation. Angela Minichiello, an assistant professor in the Department of Engineering Education, was awarded the NSF Faculty Early Career Development, Read more…

Utah State University has been announced as the recipient of the 2020 Award for Undergraduate Research Accomplishments (AURA), recognizing USU as a national leader in undergraduate programs for research and creative inquiry. The award will be presented by the Council Read more…

Flavonoids are the substances that give many fruits and vegetables their color. They provide people with antioxidants and a wealth of other health benefits. And until very recently, scientists thought these chemicals could only be found in plants. We now Read more…

Utah State University Moab has a long-standing tradition of being engaged with leaders in the Grand County School District (GCSD). USU Moab will continue its commitment to all levels of education in Grand County and beyond as GCSD welcomes new Read more…