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Leading Mormon Studies scholar Patrick Mason named as USU's Arrington Chair

Historian Patrick Q. Mason has been named the new Leonard J. Arrington Endowed Chair of Mormon History and Culture at Utah State University. Read more

Brad Mortensen

Aggie Alum Named Weber State University's 13th President

Brad L. Mortensen was selected after a 21-member Presidential Search Committee, co-chaired by Regent Jesselie Anderson and Weber State Trustee Chair Nolan Karras.... Read more

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When is Enough, Enough? Consider Creative Deprivation This Holiday

We all know it is easy to get carried away with "decking the halls" during the holidays, and the concepts of excess, over indulgence and over scheduling come to mind this time of year more than ever.... Read more

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The Sound of Football

Utah State University football players and the families of Sound Beginnings students were an inspiration to each other as they recently came together to enjoy a barbecue and play football.... Read more

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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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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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Bubbly Water Makes an Abnormal Splash

Researchers at Utah State University are splashing soapy water to unveil new discoveries within fluid dynamics.

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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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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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Biological Engineering Capstone Design Summit

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The Octaves' Annual Acappella Christmas Concert

USU's 8-Man Acappella Group is back again with another set of Christmas songs they've put their…

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