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Famed folklorist Barre Toelken

Barre Toelken, Renowned Folklorist and Beloved Professor, Dies at Age 83

He spent nearly 20 years at Utah State University as a professor of English and a folklorist, eventually retiring in 2003. Read more

Heidi Wengreen with Janet Anderson and Charles Carpenter

Heidi Wengreen Reflects on the Path to Her Passion and Professorship

Dietetics Professor Heidi Wengreen starts each semester of the Science and Application of Human Nutrition class by telling students that she "Bleeds Aggie Blue," and grew up in Logan eating Aggie Ice Cream.... Read more

Abby Butikofer

USU Student Working as Intern for Peruvian Embassy in Washington D.C.

Growing up with a dad in the Air Force, Abby Butikofer has always had her eye on the White House, but not in the way one might think.... Read more

Jeff Barnes, Delaney Pharris and Taylor Payne

Students from QCNR Excel at URME Competition

Fee Busby, professor in Wildland Resources in the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources at Utah State University, led 18 Range Club members to wins at the recent Undergraduate Range Management Exam... Read more

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USU Receives Three-Year Grant to Study LGBTQ+ Participation in Engineering

Utah State University assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering Ryan Berke and psychology professor Renee Galliher received a three-year grant from the National Science Foundation's Broadening Participation in Engineering program.

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González Gets USU's Latinx Cultural Center up and Running

Christopher González had high hopes that he might also be able to facilitate the creation of a new center at USU devoted to increasing education, training and mentoring opportunities for Latinx students.

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USU Named one of 399 Green Colleges by the Princeton Review 2018 Edition

The education services company known for its test prep and tutoring services, books, and college rankings features Utah State in the 2018 edition of its free book, The Princeton Review Guide to 399 Green Colleges.

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Clothing Line Created by USU Student to Promote Mental Health Awareness

Stetson Sweatfield, a Utah State University sophomore, has spent the past few months creating a clothing line that would not only look cool, he said, but would also make a difference by promoting positive messages and mental health awareness.

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Willow Sculpture by Patrick Dougherty on USU Campus

Guest artist Patrick Dougherty created one of the most beautiful and interesting new buildings on the Utah State University campus with help from volunteers from the USU community. The structure, named "A Restless Spell" was made from about 30,000 lbs of Willow branches and will be on the USU campus for around 2 years.

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