Experience
Aggie Life
Watch & See
See what it’s like to be a Utah State Aggie by hearing firsthand from students, seeing campus from unique perspectives and engaging events, and learning more about the impacts our students and alumni make on the state, nation, and the world.
Student Stories
Hear from actual students about what it’s like to attend Utah State. Our students come from all over and provide valuable insights to help viewers like you see themselves as Aggies.
Callum Olmer is Researching for Rural Impact
Nutrition science major, Callum Olmer, shares how Utah State helped him step out of his comfort zone and prepare for a career in rural healthcare. From hands-on research and pre-health advising to unforgettable moments cheering on the Aggies, his journey at USU is all about growth, community, and making an impact.
Callum's Aggie Experiences
Analese Johnson is Learning Online
Analese Johnson’s journey to Utah State began as a transfer student, and she quickly found support, community, and opportunity. Majoring in Human Experience Design and Interaction, she’s balanced flexible online and in-person classes while enjoying campus life, local adventures, and school spirit. From cheering on the Aggies to exploring Logan Canyon, she's created a college experience full of growth, connection, and unforgettable memories.
Analese's Aggie Experiences
Lily Takemoto is Continuing a Legacy of the Arts
Lily Takemoto shares how she has carried on her mom’s legacy by pursuing a Bachelor of Music in vocal performance at Utah State University, even studying with the same professor who taught her mom years ago. With opportunities to grow as a musician and create lasting memories, she’s making her own mark while honoring her family’s connection to Utah State.
Lily's Aggie Experiences
Carson Rodriguez is Learning Outside of the Classroom
Carson Rodriguez’s passion for natural resources began in the mountains of south-central Utah and led him to pursue dual majors in Wildlife Ecology and Management and Rangeland Ecology and Management at Utah State University. Through hands-on research, internships, and involvement in student clubs like the Range Club and the Native American Student Council, he is gaining experience, celebrating his culture, and building a future dedicated to conservation and community.
Carson's Aggie Experiences
Josie Sorensen is Studying Chocolate
Josie, a food science student at USU, is learning the science behind chocolate-making in her chocolate science class. She applies this knowledge hands-on at the Aggie Chocolate Factory, where she helps craft real chocolate products using industry-grade equipment. Utah State offers unique, practical experiences like this, giving students the chance to turn classroom learning into real-world skills.
Josie's Aggie Experiences
Abraham Rodriguez is Thriving at Utah State
Abraham Rodriguez is a first-generation college student and former student body president. He’s actively involved in campus life, from cheering on the Aggies to attending student events. Abe is dedicated to supporting first-generation students and ensuring all students have access to the resources they need to succeed. His journey at Utah State has been both rewarding and transformative.
Abe's Aggie Experiences
Campus Tours
Follow along as our ambassadors take you for a tour of some of the most iconic places on our Logan campus, get a feel for popular events and traditions, and learn more about our other campuses across the state and USU Online. When you are ready to see all of this in person, schedule an in-person tour!
Events & Traditions
USU competes in 16 NCAA Division I sports. Our student section, the HURD, is one of the loudest and rowdiest in the nation. The diehards become True Aggies by kissing on the block “A” on Homecoming. Adrenaline junkies rock climb, ski, bike, and paddle board in our great outdoors. And everyone eats Aggie Ice Cream — even with a foot of snow on the ground.
Research & Impact
Utah State Aggies create transformational impacts through meaningful research, particularly in space, water, land, air, and quality-of-life questions. As a research-focused institution, we engage in fields of study the world can’t live without. Aggies effect change locally, nationally, globally, and even galactically.
Year in Review
See what it’s like to be an Aggie through our yearly recap videos. Videos include content submitted by actual students attending events, classes, traveling abroad and more!
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