Upcoming Events
48th Annual Echoing Traditional Ways Pow Wow
Cultural
USU is excited to welcome back Pow Wow to the Logan campus for the 48th annual celebration on March 28th, 2026. The USU Pow Wow is a celebration of renewal and the arrival of spring through song and dance. It’s a special opportunity to foster friendships, create connections, and honor Native traditions with participants traveling from across the United States.
True Blue Reuse & Repair Clothing Mending & Swap Pop-Up
Student Activities
Join True Blue Reuse & Repair and Residence Life for a mending and swap pop-up in the Living Learning Center Building A Multipurpose Room (MPR) on Monday, March 30th from 4pm-6pm. Bring that piece of clothing you've worn so many times that it needs a little mend, those clothes you don't wear these days, or come and just check out what's new-to-you! Break the waste cycle, not the bank.
AXO Demin Day and Start by Believing
Student Activities
Join SAAVI and AXO in kicking off Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM 2026)!! AXO is hosting an ice cream social at their house to fundraise for survivors, so swing by to enjoy a spring treat, learn about SAAVI and pledge to believe and support survivors of sexual violence.
Aggies Building Community's Community Engagement Discussion with USU Fiber Arts
Student Activities
Come prepared for a thoughtful discussion on how to build community as college students and citizens, hosted by Aggies Building Community and the USU Fiber Arts Club. All are welcome!
Lake Powell Kayaking
Recreation
Join us for a weekend of paddling Sea Kayaks or Sit-on-Top Kayaks on Lake Powell. Kayaking here surrounds you with vast, awe-inspiring desert scenery shaped by water and time. Narrow side canyons invite exploration, revealing hidden amphitheaters, shaded alcoves, and winding waterways. At sunrise and sunset, the cliffs light up with warm color, and the calm water mirrors the canyon walls, creating a peaceful, almost surreal paddling experience. In the evenings we’ll camp on the lakes edge and stare at the constellations. This trip is beginner friendly and we welcome people of all experience levels to join us for a fun weekend of paddling and exploring. On Friday we will pack all of the food, water, and gear into the kayaks and paddle to the Moqui Slot Canyon. Each day we will paddle 6-8 miles as we explore the Lake and Moqui Canyon. All participants must be able to swim.
Full Moon Hike
Recreation
Hike under the full moon with us on the Crimson Trail within Logan Canyon. Come see Logan Canyon under a different light, and if we’re lucky we will get to see the milky way through quiet forests and stunning mountain views. This trip is beginner friendly and we welcome people of all experience levels to join us for a fun evening in the great outdoors. We plan to hike approximately 4.5 miles with 1200 ft of total vertical gain. We plan to return to campus in the late evening.
SAAVI Survivor Speaker
Special Event
Join SAAVI in listening and learning from a survivor of sexual violence. After experiencing victimization on her former college campus in Virginia, Ri engaged in every process available to her, leading ultimately to more harm. Through sharing her story, Ri hopes to bring awareness to university resources and processes and encourage students to seek help.
Aggie Rec Triathlon
Recreation
Join us Saturday morning for our annual Aggie Recreation Triathlon. The race will be a 55-yard swim (11 laps), a 12-mile cycle on a spin bike, and then a 5k run. There will be 5 wave times at 8:30am, 9:15am, 10am, 10:45am and 11:30am. All registrants get a shirt and a race bib. There will be post-race food as well as various food and water stations throughout the race. Awards will be given to the top three male and top three female finishers. Registration is currently open until March 20th or when filled.
Earth Week: Tribute to the Earth Concert with SOSNR
Student Activities
Celebrate spring and the earth with this farmers-market type event! Stop by the quad for live music, food trucks, club tables, and student art vendors. This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week Eco Hunt 2026
Student Activities
Eco Hunt is an annual contest during Earth Week (April 13-17, 2026). Participants can earn points by attending Earth Week events (be sure to scan your student ID), contributing to the Earth Week photo gallery, and practicing daily sustainability. The grand prize is a National Parks Pass with other prizes for runners-up. Winners will be announced at the End of Earth Week Celebration on April 17th. Register though the link provided below. Be sure to follow the guidelines for how to record and obtain points!
Earth Week Eco Hunt 2026
Student Activities
Eco Hunt is an annual contest during Earth Week (April 13-17, 2026). Participants can earn points by attending Earth Week events (be sure to scan your student ID), contributing to the Earth Week photo gallery, and practicing daily sustainability. The grand prize is a National Parks Pass with other prizes for runners-up. Winners will be announced at the End of Earth Week Celebration on April 17th. Register though the link provided below. Be sure to follow the guidelines for how to record and obtain points!
Earth Week: Sun Printing with EcoArt
Student Activities
Join EcoArt to learn how to make nature-inspired cyanotypes. Cyanotypes are a kind of photographic print that use ultraviolet light to create blue prints. All materials and instructions will be provided, including snacks! This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week: Beeswax Wraps
Student Activities
Come make a custom reusable beeswax wrap to take home! Beeswax wraps are a great sustainable alternative to plastic wrap or ziploc bags for food storage. All materials and instructions will be provided, and there will be pizza! This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week Eco Hunt 2026
Student Activities
Eco Hunt is an annual contest during Earth Week (April 13-17, 2026). Participants can earn points by attending Earth Week events (be sure to scan your student ID), contributing to the Earth Week photo gallery, and practicing daily sustainability. The grand prize is a National Parks Pass with other prizes for runners-up. Winners will be announced at the End of Earth Week Celebration on April 17th. Register though the link provided below. Be sure to follow the guidelines for how to record and obtain points!
Earth Week: Sew & Swap
Student Activities
Drop in to our all-day sew & swap to learn how to mend and upcycle your old clothes, or swap them for something new. We will have different stations with instructions for different mending techniques, and volunteers there to answer your sewing questions. Tons of sewing materials provided, including sewing machines, patches, scrap fabric, pins, embroidery thread, embroidery hoops, and snacks! This event is free and open to the community.
Take Back the Night
Special Event
Started in the 1970's, Take Back the Night events happen every April on college campuses to bring the community together in support of survivors of sexual violence. This year's event will include survivor stories and other speakers, resources from community partners and a small rally around the square. Join us for a night of both reflection and action, as we show support for USU and Logan survivors of violence.
Earth Week: Earth Yoga with Yoga Club
Student Activities
Join Yoga Club for an earth-inspired yoga flow! We will meet in HPER 211 but may move outside if weather allows. Bring a yoga mat, towel, or blanket if you have one. This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week Eco Hunt 2026
Student Activities
Eco Hunt is an annual contest during Earth Week (April 13-17, 2026). Participants can earn points by attending Earth Week events (be sure to scan your student ID), contributing to the Earth Week photo gallery, and practicing daily sustainability. The grand prize is a National Parks Pass with other prizes for runners-up. Winners will be announced at the End of Earth Week Celebration on April 17th. Register though the link provided below. Be sure to follow the guidelines for how to record and obtain points!
Earth Week: Day at the Farm with USU Student Organic Farm
Student Activities
Come help the USU Student Organic Farm prep for their growing season! We will be helping out with projects such as harvesting, weeding, and fence-building. Bring a hat, water and sunscreen. Feel free to stay for the whole time or just an hour or two! Watermelon and snacks will be provided. This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week: Adopt a Plant with Plant Science Club
Student Activities
Join Plant Science Club for a propagation planting event at the USU Teaching Greenhouse! We will provide planting containers, soil, plant cuttings, and snacks. Come pick a plant to take home, and learn more about houseplant care. This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week Eco Hunt 2026
Student Activities
Eco Hunt is an annual contest during Earth Week (April 13-17, 2026). Participants can earn points by attending Earth Week events (be sure to scan your student ID), contributing to the Earth Week photo gallery, and practicing daily sustainability. The grand prize is a National Parks Pass with other prizes for runners-up. Winners will be announced at the End of Earth Week Celebration on April 17th. Register though the link provided below. Be sure to follow the guidelines for how to record and obtain points!
Earth Week: Birdwatching Walk
Student Activities
Come look for birds with us at First Dam! We’ll have binoculars to borrow, and seasoned birdwatchers helping us ID the birds we see. Trail mix and granola bars will be provided. This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week: End of Earth Week Celebration
Student Activities
Join us to hang out, eat sandwiches, and celebrate Earth Week. We will have sustainability-related clubs and organizations tabling, plus an end of week slideshow. We will also be giving out prizes for the Ecohunt winners. This event is free and open to the community.
Earth Week Legacy of Val Day of Service: Spring Planting at Wuda Ogwa
Student Activities
Join us as we honor the legacy of Val R Christensen and support the Northwestern Band of Shoshone in their efforts to restore the ecosystem at Wuda Ogwa (located outside of Preston, ID). We will be planting native plants throughout the property formerly known as the Bear River Massacre Site. Sign up through AggiePulse (link provided below).
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