The Student Nutrition Access Center (SNAC) at Utah State University (USU) on Logan’s main campus is a food pantry dedicated to addressing food security challenges on campus. SNAC provides free, nutritious food and essential resources to students in need, ...

Engineers Without Borders makes a difference in the world by helping people develop their surroundings to meet their basic needs.

It’s time to Elevate Eastern! Utah State University Eastern has established the Elevate Eastern Scholarship program to help remove financial barriers to higher education and enhance the student experience on the USU Eastern campus. Elevate Eastern will di...

Celebrate Jeannine’s big day with a gift to the Utah State University student scholarship in her name. Donations to the Jeannine Bennett Scholarship Endowment support first-generation college students who need a helping hand. Your gift can change the cour...

Located in historic downtown Logan, Utah State University’s Caine Lyric Theatre is a 378-seat proscenium theatre listed on the Historical Register. Constructed in 1913 by the Thatcher family, the building is known as the crown jewel of Center Street.

Located in historic downtown Logan, Utah State University’s Caine Lyric Theatre is a 378-seat proscenium theatre listed on the Historical Register. Constructed in 1913 by the Thatcher family, the building is known as the crown jewel of Center Street.

Make a Donation to the Peterson History Scholarship using the secure giving form found on this page.

We were all saddened to learn that Nat Frazer, Dean of the Quinney College from 2006 to 2011, passed away from complications of Hodgkins Disease this past Monday. We will all miss Nat's passionate support of environmental causes

Garth Nelson Jones graduated from Utah State University in 1947 with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Economics and earned his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Political Science from the University of Utah.

Amanda Moser Lyons was known as “the nicest person in the world”. She made many friends throughout her journey simply because of her upbeat love of life.

The Epsilon Chapter of Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. was brought to the USU campus on April 22, 2000 as the first out-of-state chapter in Theta Nu Xi history. The Epsilon Chapter was a catalyst for future expansion in the West and has been acti...

In 2005, the Advancement Student Scholarship Fund was established to support scholarships to benefit students working in the Office of University Advancement at Utah State University. The USU General Scholarship Committee will select recipients according...

Sandra Gayle Charlson made a deep impact on many people over her 20+ year career as a university instructor, from 1989-2014 at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and from 2015-2020 at Utah State University.

The purpose of the RT Clark Photography Scholarship is to help and support students on a career path to being professional photographers. 

Richard Burleigh Call touched many lives over his 30-year career as an educator. He is a 1983 USU alum with a BFA in Acting. Richard taught drama and served as the coach of speech and debate teams.

For several years, USU has had a tremendous pipeline of alumni graduating from the College of Engineering and beginning their careers at the Sandia National Laboratories. United in purpose, this alumni group is determined to give back to USU in gratitude ...

The College of Science is leading the charge to promote innovative research for meeting local and global challenges. We foster an environment of excellence and inclusivity in science education, where diversity and inspiration are celebrated.

The Eleda Vee Stokes Ornamental Grass and Iris Garden was established in 2011 at the Utah State University Botanical Center through a generous gift from Deloris Stokes and his children.

The Ronald J. Ryel Natural Resource Conservancy Scholarship was established in 2014 through the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources (QCNR) at Utah State University. The Scholarship fund was endowed by a generous gift from Dr. Ron Ryel ...

The Megan Marie Hamilton STEM Scholar Fund was established in memory and honor of our dear friend Megan Marie Hamilton, Ph.D. Megan Marie Hamilton was a devoted spouse, loving mother, cherished friend, Indigenous scholar, life-long learner, researcher, an...

Our beloved Matthew David Hillyard passed away peacefully in his home in Logan, Utah, on Jan. 4, 2018, due to congestive heart failure. He was 42 years old.

Donate to the Edgar R. Lewandowski Memorial Scholarship Endowment using the secure form on this page.

The mission and purpose of the Heravi Peace Institute is to promote direct, structural and cultural peace through a fourfold approach involving teaching, research, praxis and public outreach. Certificates offered include global peacebuilding, interfaith l...

The sponsorship donation is $2,500 for each senior design project you are sponsoring. These donations are tax deductible. To make a sponsorship donation please click on the donation tab below.

The President’s Leadership Council, now Ambassador program, was designed to provide students with opportunities to recruit, serve, and lead. Former PLC members and Ambassadors share fond memories of our experiences and friendships made while participating...

The sponsorship donation is $2,500 for each senior design project you are sponsoring. These donations are tax deductible. To make a sponsorship donation please click on the donation tab below.

Utah State University Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Dr. Joe Caliendo was a beloved faculty at the USU Logan campus where he taught since 1992. He mentored hundreds of undergraduate and graduate students.

Dr. Leonard N. (Len) Rosenband, a native of New York, received his bachelor’s degree from Bucknell University and his doctoral degree in history from Princeton University.

Make a secure donation in memory of Varnell Bench using the secure donation form found on this page.

Dorie was a classy lady, an amazing mother, and lived her life to the fullest. As a young girl, she learned to sew on her mom’s Singer sewing machine.  This skill would serve her well. She traveled to Los Angeles where she studied pattern making and desig...

June 16, 1929 - March 9, 2017 Logan - Leah Dunford Parkinson Christensen, 87, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on Thursday evening, March 9, 2017.

Make a donation to the Chris Coray Mathematics Scholarship Endowment using the secure form on this page.

A cornerstone of Utah State University, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is home to students who aspire to be leaders in their professions and communities. Our faculty are recognized for their world-class teaching and their dedication to help...

Use the secure giving form found on this page to make a donation to the Sid Perkes Theatre Arts Scholarship Endowment.

To remember Dr. Neuhold, donations can be made to a scholarship fund he established in his parents name.

Join us in honoring the trailblazing ecologist, engineer, and shuttle astronaut who was a champion of Utah State's students. Your contribution helps create the Mary L. Cleave Memorial Scholarship Endowment.

The Utah State University Public Speaking class is dedicated to helping students find their own voice. We are taking ordinary young adults and turning them into confident, professional, and capable members of society.

Anne Christine Wadley Ebert died on August 15, 2022, following a long and courageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease. Anne was born on Dec. 18, 1943, the daughter of Bryce Nephi and Angelyn Warnick Wadley, in Salt Lake City. Her father was a member of the...

Dr. Val Christensen is one of the most well-respected and loved names at Utah State University. His influence can be felt in thousands of Aggies as he worked at Utah State University from 1967 to 1996 when he retired as Vice President of Student Services...

Donate to the Frank M. De Leon Compres Memorial Scholarship Fund using the secure form on this page.

The Crossroads Project was born at Utah State University, as an interdisciplinary collaboration between the Fry Street Quartet and Dr. Robert Davies. Please consider helping our efforts become more sustainable as we endeavor to push this message further....

Make a donation to the Nolan K. "Red" and Joanne Burnett Scholarship Endowment using the secure form found on this page.

Our Mom, Gloria “Tizzy” Thurston Earl died peacefully in Logan on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. She was 92 years old. She was born to Oliver Follett Thurston and Wilda Harris Thurston on September 27, 1931, in Hyde Park, Utah.

Joseph Paul Blanch, beloved husband, father, grandpa, and friend, passed away peacefully at his home on November 10, 2023, surrounded by his loving wife, Vicki Rae Blanch, and their family.

This endowed scholarship fund is named for Brian Suite, an Aggie football player who graduated with the Winningest Senior Class in the history of Utah State University Football and a degree from the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. Suite lost a valiant...

Douglas D. Alder was born on Nov. 10, 1932, in Salt Lake City. He graduated from East High School and attended the University of Utah before serving in the Swiss-Austrian Latter-day Saint Mission. He returned to finish his bachelor's and master's degree

Dr. James Evans and Dr. Susanne Jänecke have been an integral part of the Geo department at USU since 1987 and 1991, respectively. They directly mentored 50 graduate students in research and have impacted thousands of students through their teaching.

Thomas Parker was born in Montpelier Idaho on March 16, 1948. He is survived by a brother, sister, nephews and nieces and a surprisingly wide range of friends.

Bunny was born and raised in Swampscott, MA but when she headed west for college, she never looked back! She graduated from the University of Denver with a BA in Biology and Utah State University with a MS in Watershed Science.

It’s no secret that not everyone who starts college finishes when they planned to.  Sometimes life requires a person to pause their education to focus on family, work, or other responsibilities.

Dr. James Brent McKinnon, known in various communities and among ranchers as “Doc”, graduated from the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences emphasizing in Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences in 1967.

The Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services is the perfect place for students who are interested in becoming outstanding teachers and human services professionals.

Donate to the Dennis Dolny Memorial Fund using the secure giving form found on this page

Crista Sorenson embodied civic and community engagement, and dedicated her life to making our community and the world more just, equitable, and sustainable for all.

On May 15, 2020, the matriarch of the Leary Clan, Nancy Louise Hoffmann Leary, slipped her mortal bonds and ascended to heaven (stopping along the way to dance upon the rings of Saturn).

Nazih was born in Al-Qurna, a small town 74 Km northwest of Basra, Iraq. Qurna, (Arabic for connection / joint) is located at the confluence point where Tigris and Euphrates join to form Shatt Al-Arab River.

Ann Douglass Major Toolson, beloved wife, daughter, sister, and aunt, passed away on April 22, 2020 at her home in Logan, Utah. She was born in Baltimore, MD on August 26, 1958 to Richard Smart Major, Jr. and Jane Douglass Major.

All J’Wayne McArthur ever wanted was to be a cowboy. He arrived at Utah State University in 1956, a 20-year-old with a new spouse, the GI Bill, and a hard-earned share of western wisdom.

If you were to ask any Midway resident, “Who is the town historian?’’ only one name would come up, Jerry Springer. Jerry Robert Springer was born in Bishop, California, on January 21, 1937. He is the oldest son of Beryl Ott and Tura Mary Ann Holm Springe...

Utah State University sincerely appreciates your thoughtful consideration for supporting the Craig D. Jessop Chair for Choral Conducting and Community Engagement Endowment. Your investment will not only raise the university’s profile, but also inspire oth...

Harold James Hansen was born in 1912 in Elsinore, Utah. He was an outstanding all-around athlete at South Sevier High School in Monroe, Utah. He attended Weber State College where he played football, basketball and pole vaulted on the track team.

Beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother Phyllis Marie (Goddard) Campbell, age 86, passed away November 29, 2017 in Sunnyvale, California.  Phyllis grew up in rural Southern Illinois, the oldest of 6 children. She earned her Bachelor’s degree at...

Utah State University offers multiple degrees in Aviation Technology at various levels. From a minor to a master, the robust program will allow students to become equipped with the skills they need in the industry they love – all while nestled in the beau...

Roland William Jeppson was born in Brigham City, Utah on August 30, 1933.  He was the first of five children born to Ralph William Jeppson and Eva Johanna Glävcke.

USU Football Locker Room Project. If you have questions, please contact the Aggies Unlimited office at 435-797-2583 or by emailing aggiesunlimited@usu.edu

Barry was born in Los Angeles, California on July 22, 1944 to Ruth Safran and Philip Franklin. His younger sister, Debbie Wong, was born 8 years later. He graduated from Van Nuys High School in 1962, and attended California State University-Northridge, wh...

On Sunday, July 14, 2019 we lost our beloved husband, son, brother, and friend Benjamin Thomas Peterson. Ben was born February 24, 1994 in Ogden, Utah to Dale and Cindy (Freston) Peterson. Ben was welcomed to a close-knit family that would be comprised of...

Starting fall 2021, the LaRee and LeGrand Johnson Softball Field will be begin a renovation project to improve the playing surface and facility for Aggie Softball.

The Division of Student Affairs aims to create an inclusive environment facilitating a sense of belonging for every student, and encourage a balanced and healthy life through numerous on-campus resources and programs.

When the Agricultural College of Utah officially opened for classes in September 1890, a faculty of nine taught students in the only portion of Old Main that was completed at the time, the south wing.

Mary Ann Baxter Warren Nelson, 73, died August 22, 2016. Born April 11, 1943 in Murray, UT to Golden S. and Helen Myers Baxter, Mary Ann grew up in Salt Lake City. She attended East High and the University of Utah where she was a member of Tri Delta soror...

For almost 60 years, the Utah Water Research Laboratory (UWRL) has been a leader in water and environmental research and one of the most respected facilities of its kind. This world-class research facility is an important part of the nation’s research inf...

In early spring of 2019, a group of friends self-titled "the brethren" who were once roommates at Utah State University (USU) gathered for their annual and beloved "man trip" in St. George, Utah. This was a special man trip celebrating ten consecutive yea...

As a friend of April Barker Jensen and/or her family we invite you to reflect upon her life for a moment. April was a wonderful example of hard work, kindness and determination, and she made a positive impact upon the lives of everyone she met.

The Utah State sports medicine and athletic training team is responsible for the health and safety of all 375 student-athletes.

As an alumnus of the Quinney College of Natural Resources, you know the value of an outstanding college education. It’s not just a degree, but rather the formative experiences that lead to a career in a field you are passionate about

Ralph Edward Glatfelter died on October 19, 2023. He was born in Wenatchee WA November 21, 1939, to Ralph and Mary Horey Glatfelter. His father enlisted in WWII and was killed in Okinawa in 1945. Ed was then raised by his mother and her parents, whose fa...

The Jack H. Berryman Institute (BI) is an international organization housed in the Quinney College of Natural Resources at Utah State University.

Barbara Croft Fjeldsted was born on April 6, 1930 in Kaysville, Utah to John (Jack) Croft and Lucile Ballif Croft. As the only daughter amongst three rough and tumble brothers, one older, two younger, Barbara learned quickly to be “one of the boys”. Her d...

The Summit Fund is being created to support a graduate fellowship in Geology that is critically needed to help USU continue to attract top graduate students in the field. In addition it will provide financial support to bring an annual visiting Craig Fors...

The sponsorship donation is $2,500 for each senior design project you are sponsoring. These donations are tax deductible. To make a sponsorship donation please click on the donation tab below.

A student’s education in the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences classroom is the beginning of a journey of learning within a particular discipline

The USU Steel Bridge Team is a group of Civil Engineering students from Utah State University that design and build a bridge as part of the American Institute of Steel Construction.

Our beloved son, brother, and uncle Darren died November 7th at the age of 57. Darren was born March 9th, 1962 to James (Jim) and Joan Davis Menlove in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Thank you for your interest in supporting graduate scholarships in the Ecology Center! It is our goal to build a small portfolio of expendable graduate scholarships.

Raised on a ranch in British Columbia (BC), Canada, Paul Riley learned life lessons from hard work and a mother who was a classics scholar of Greek and Latin.

Welcome to the Office of Global Engagement. We oversee and facilitate study abroad programs, immigration advising for international students and visiting scholars, Fulbright programs, and international agreements.

Please donate to Aggies Elevated in memory of Jeff Johnson by cash or check to the Aggies Elevated Program, Special Education Department, Utah State University, 2865 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT 84322 or on this website.

This endowed scholarship fund is named for Emily Fisher, an Aggie heavily involved with Women in Business and The Huntsman School of Business. Emily passed away due to injuries sustained from a car accident while on her way home to visit family in January...

Robert L (Bob) Saunders passed away on November 20th, 2021 from Covid-19. Born in Ogden in 1940 to Albert and Berniece Saunders, Bob spent his early years selling nightcrawlers, stealing ice chips from the ice truck, catching chickens on their family farm...

If anyone were to describe Aimee Leaming Wilson it would be that she was an example of true friendship, sincere kindness and healthy life choices.

Don was born in Phoenix, Arizona, on January 20, 1933 to Alpha Wilson Roberts and Rubye Clotilde Finklea Roberts. He lived in Phoenix through his first 2 years of college at Phoenix College and Arizona State University.

Ruth Hufteling was a gardener, a quilter, and a poet.  She loved growing roses, dogs and helping people.  She was a Weber County Master Gardener and spend many hours volunteering at the Ogden Botanical Gardens. 

Al’s interest in soils was sparked in early childhood by coal strip mining restoration efforts of the Civilian Conservation Corps to plant trees and build check dams across gullies to stop erosion. 

Although it’s been 68 years since Dr. Tom Bahler started his career at Utah State University, his legacy of success continues to this day. He was a beloved teacher and mentor to hundreds of students.

Fifty years ago, on October 18, 1967, the arts in Cache Valley entered a new era with the dedication of the Daryl Chase Fine Arts Center at Utah State University.

Make a donation to the Andrea Watts Saxton, Make it All Better Scholarship. Your support allows Utah State University to continue its mission of serving the public through learning, discovery and engagement.

Claude J. and Frances D. Burtenshaw are the parents of six daughters and 2 sons, grandparents of 45 grandchildren and have over 100 great-grandchildren.

Hal Edison, Cache Valley boy and WWII veteran, graduated with a degree in Business Administration from Utah State Agricultural College in June of 1947.

Anna Lou Rees Hansen and her husband, Gaurth Hansen met as children in Smithfield, Utah, where her father, Dr. George Rees was a family physician who served much of Cache valley for decades.

Dr. Allen was deeply involved in the Uintah Basin community and touched countless lives as a beloved physician at Ashley Regional Medical Center.

Gifts to the Merlin Olsen Fund for Football Competitive Excellence are restricted gifts that are specifically used to enhance the position of Utah State Football by providing resources for all operational support.

Allan & Kaye Steed Scholarship Endowment. Allan Joseph Steed was born August 6, 1937 to T. Joseph and Louise Miller Steed.  He often expressed gratitude for the loving family and good friends who blessed his early years in Syracuse, Utah. 

A native of Novokuznetsk in Siberia, Alexander (Alex) Boldyrev’s interest in chemistry and quantum mechanics began in 10th grade when he attended the physico-mathematical school at Novosibirsk University, where he later was admitted for university-level e...

Calvin was born on May 15, 1927 in Logan, Utah. Calvin spent most of his early life in Logan and graduated from Logan High School in 1945.

In 1954, Dr. David J. Remondini graduated with a BA from the University of California Santa Barbara. He started his career as a science teacher in the public-school system. In 1963 fate intervened, leading to a doctorate in genetics and a 36-year career a...

As a little boy, J. Parker Christensen asked his parents to change his name to "Bad to the Bone," and while his parents decided to stick with their original naming, had they agreed to the change, it would have fit Parker's personality perfectly.

Janet Judah McKendrick Anderson graduated from this life on October 1, 2023 . She recently turned 90 and was able to celebrate with many of her family members. Janet was born on August 30, 1933 in Logan, Utah, to George A. and Monna Campbell Judah.

Reece D & Bonnie Fife Nielsen Scholarship

Ron had an accomplished career in public accounting and community banking that enabled him to serve his community and his fellow man. His time at USU earning an undergraduate degree in Accounting and an MBA prepared him for this career.

In May 2021, the Basudeb & Renuka Scholarship Endowment was established as a tribute to honor my parents, Basudeb and Renuka Biswas. My father taught in the Economics Department for 33 years, winning not only numerous awards but also the hearts and minds...

The 2020-2021 Presidency of the Finance and Economics Club and the Investment Banking Club at Utah State University are organizing an endowed scholarship to honor our faculty advisor and mentor, Paul Fjeldsted.

With heavy hearts, we bid farewell to a cherished member of our university community, Helen B. Cannon. Helen's time at Utah State University was marked by her deep passion for teaching and her unwavering commitment to her students.

Dr. Tom Anderson passed away in April of 2022. My mom, sisters, and I fondly reflect on his amazing life. We think of how many pets lived better lives, how many learned to better care for their animals, and how many improved their agricultural businesses ...

If you knew Kendall, you probably had 10 inside jokes with him. He remembered facts about you that you had forgotten and loved to laugh. He was a student of sports statistics and history, frequently carrying several tomes with him on vacation. He was a fa...

On November 18, 1998 Aeden Anbesse took her place on this earth and completed our family. Aeden’s memory is sustained by her mother Amarech Aytenfisu, father Anbesse Hailemariam, siblings Michael, Senait, and Bezait, nephew Iman and niece Nora.

Frank Ross Peterson was born on September 7, 1941 in Montpelier, Idaho. After completing his education in local schools and a year at USU, Peterson served for two years as a missionary in the Great Lakes Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da...

Chuck Mills was the head football coach at Utah State from 1967-1972. During his six years as the Aggies' head coach, which is tied for the fourth-longest tenure in school history, he led his teams to an overall record

For the John C. Allen Global Leadership Scholarship, our plan is to quickly build the endowment to full funding at $25,000 with the intent to fund a $1,000 scholarship annually, in perpetuity, beginning with a Fall 2018 award. Following are the parameters...

Big Blue’s Buddies provides an opportunity for Cache Valley and Utah youth to experience Utah State Athletics firsthand. The program is geared towards youth teams, schools, youth organizations and underrepresented youth

Thank you for your interest in supporting Quinney College of Natural Resources Forestry Summer Field Course Scholarship Campaign. Please use the secure form on this page to make a donation.

Thank you for your interest in donating to the Dr. Fritz L. Knopf Doctoral Fellowship in Avian Conservation in the S.J. and Jesse E. Quinney College of Natural Resources at Utah State University

In 47 years at Utah State University, Bill Furlong’s accolades include College Teacher of the Year, College Researcher of the Year, College Advisor of the Year, and University Professor of the Year.

Utah State University Vice President and Director of Athletics John Hartwell announced a lead gift from Norma Palmer, launching the fundraising efforts for a state-of-the-art golf training facility – the Val & Norma Palmer Golf Performance Center.

The Von H. & Elaine Y. Jarrett 4-H Scholarship Endowment was established to benefit current & former 4-H members attending Utah State University with a good academic record and financial need. 

There are no words to fully express the love that we have for our precious husband, father, and grandfather. We adore him, and every day with him was truly a gift.

Linda Zimmerman serves as director of the Student Involvement and Leadership Center at Utah State University where she oversees USU’s student government (USUSA), the HURD, the USU Spirit Squad, Greek Life, and other student organizations.

May Swenson is arguably the most prominent figure to have graduated from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at USU. Her honors —just to name a few— include fellowships from the Guggenheim, Ford, Rockefeller, and MacArthur Foundations.

Mildred Adela Sinerius Ibey, 88, passed away peacefully at her home in Smithfield, UT on October 26, 2018 after a long battle with health issues.

Gifts to the Wayne Estes Fund are restricted gifts that are specifically used to enhance the position of Utah State Men's Basketball by providing resources for recruiting, coaches’ salaries and operational support.

Upon retirement from Utah State University, Professor Steve Simms expanded a scholarship begun in 1990 by him and his mentor, Dr. Carol Loveland. Steve is adding $50,000 between 2017 and 2020 as a token of gratitude to the undergraduates he had the pleasu...

Each year over 800 arts majors in music, art + design, and theatre are committing countless hours to practicing, rehearsing, and creating.

Graduates from the College of Engineering leave Utah State University with so much more than a college degree.

Gordon "Dutch" Belnap spent 11 years associated with Utah State basketball, including six seasons as its head coach. Following his graduation from Utah State in 1958, Belnap spent several years coaching at Weber High School in Pleasant View, Utah

Naté Dearden was a Utah State University (USU) alumnus and a strong advocate for students with disabilities, particularly regarding transition from high school to post high school programs. In honor of her memory, Naté’s family and friends seek to support...

Frank was born in 1955 to Carmelo and Carmelina Messina in Lawrence, Massachusetts, the second of three children. He attended Central Catholic High School and graduated with a BA in biology from Clark University in Worcester, MA.

Robert Cason Anderson, the son of USU Head Football Coach, Blake Anderson, tragically passed away on February 28, 2022 at the age of 21. Cason was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on November 7, 2000, to Blake and Wendy Anderson.

Jeanne von Zastrow was born in the desert of Southeastern Utah on a hot, summer day in 1955. According to her, the red rocks and sandstone ran through her veins ever since.

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Dr. William M Moore was born in Nebraska on Christmas Day 1930.  William did service in the US Army (drafted, missed the Korean action) and then went on to work for Monsanto in St. Louis, Missouri.

Michael Carpenter passed away on the morning of June 24, 2022, in a plane accident near Logan, UT. He leaves behind many family members and friends who cared so much for him.

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The EMF provides financial aid to QCNR and Ecology Center graduate students who have accrued medical expenses greater than 10% of their annual income. Over the past few years, we have been unable to fully fund EMF applications.

Paul Allan Randle was born on March 20, 1940 in Salt Lake City, Utah. He died early on the morning of September 22, 2023 in Logan, Utah. Paul was the second child of five as World War II was beginning. He grew up hard-working and practical, dedicating his...

Every Utah State University Eastern, College of Eastern Utah and Carbon College alumnus and friend has the power to have a tremendous impact on today’s students.

Ruthellen Pollan was a prolific teacher, artist, gardener and program organizer in her adopted home of Blanding Utah where she served as both resident artist, art professor at the College of Eastern Utah and champion of her students’ works in clay, paper,...

Stew Morrill's name is synonymous with the success of Utah State men's basketball. Morrill, who was hired as Utah State's 17th head coach on Aug. 7, 1998 is among the top-50 in NCAA history with 620 career victories. During his illustrious career, Morrill...

Thank you for your interest in supporting graduate scholarships in the Ecology Center! It is our goal to build a small portfolio of expendable graduate scholarships

Utah State University Eastern is a fully accredited member of the USU system and the Caine College of the Arts. Our theatre department in Price produces four shows a year, in a variety of genres.

We are pleased to announce an NCERA-101 student travel fund in honor of Marc van Iersel, who is fighting valiantly against cancer. Your support of this fund will mean a lot to Marc.

Irene Bates was an educator, a coach, and mentor to thousands of students, both at Bonneville High School in Idaho Falls and at Utah State University. She directed the Aggiettes, the cheer- and songleaders, and Sunburst Dancers for the better part of twen...

Don Burge was the Prehistoric Museum's founding Director and was at the helm for over 40 years of our 6-decade existence. He built the museum from a hallway in City Hall to one of the six accredited museums in the state. He was also an incredibly dynamic ...

The Barry Gene & DeeAnn Judd Aggie Family Scholarship Endowment was established at Utah State University to honor the legacy of the Judds. It supports students campus-wide who have financial need. In lieu of flowers, we invite you to add to the endowment ...

To anyone who knew Ian, the twinkle of mischief in his eyes, the delight in his smile, and his completely contagious laugh are unforgettable. He was a persistent fighter from the day he was born, and in his eleven short years, he profoundly touched the li...

Dr. Thomas Yun Kim of Bountiful, Utah and Verona, New Jersey, beloved husband, father and grandfather, dedicated educator, pioneering researcher, advisor to governments and community leader, passed away peacefully in his sleep at the age of 88.

Vincent Beauchamp. Physics Professor and Pioneer Aeronomer dies at 79. Vincent B. Wickwar, a longtime member of the Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences and professor of physics at Utah State University

Thank you for Creating Your Aggie Impact by making a gift to support USU Mental Health and Wellness Services

Gifts received will be used to establish the Advancement Board Nursing Scholarship Endowment.  Income from the endowment will be used to fund scholarships to support nursing students enrolled on the Logan campus at Utah State University.

Thank you for Creating Your Aggie Impact by making a gift to support Aggie Cats Services. Your donation enables Aggie Cat volunteers to provide food and shelters for our colonies, as well as veterinary care as needed. We can’t thank you enough for your s...

Each year, many first-generation USU students decline to attend for no other reason than a lack of funds. Some of them come from humble circumstances or have faced extraordinary challenges or heart-wrenching setbacks.

On Sunday, March 15th we lost our beloved son, brother, and friend Aidan Hardy suddenly of natural causes. Aidan was born in Boise, Idaho on November 3, 1998 to Richard and Kimberly Hardy. Aidan Hardy was a graduate of the class of 2017 at Rocky Mountain ...

Charitable contributions made to the Northern Utah Aspirations awards are processed by Utah State University. A tax receipt will be provided within 7 business days.

Thank you for your donation to the Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water, and Air. Your contribution will help fund research by faculty and students at USU that will be used by decision-makers in Utah to improve our quality of life.

Together, we can foster a vibrant and inclusive learning environment where students are inspired to reach their full potential. Your support today will create a lasting impact, shaping a brighter future for our university and beyond.

We invite you to join us in establishing the Brad Gregory Anderson Scholarship Endowment to honor Brad’s memory. The income of the endowment will be used to support yearly scholarships for students minoring in leadership and/or participating with the Cove...

Alfred Buan Abinosa, 87, was born on 16 June 1936 in Hilo, Hawaii.  He was the fourth of twelve children born to Trinidad Panoy Tamala.  After her divorce from Alfred’s father, Apolonio T. Buan, Sr., Trinidad married Fausto Ianila Abinosa of Pahoa, Hawai’...

Steven G. Wiley, better known as the Night Runner, will forever be a respected and beloved name at Utah State. Wiley volunteered his time to drive the USU Football equipment truck to every away game for nearly twenty years followed by six years as the Ass...