Native Americans of several nations are an important part of Utah State University, from the majority-Native student body of USU Blanding to the annual Echoing Traditional Ways Pow Wow in Logan to restoring the ecology at Wuda Ogwa with the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone and more.
As a Carnegie-recognized R1 land-grant institution, Utah State University is home to more than 50 research centers and institutes which are finding solutions to problems Utahns face every day. From defense and engineering to agriculture and business expertise, USU research transforms lives.
USU prides itself on the opportunities students have to immerse themselves into their education. Hands-on learning, internships, and undergraduate research are important aspects which allow students to expand upon their classroom education connecting it with real world applications.
Utah State offers unique opportunities and experiences leaving lasting impacts on current students and alumni. The lessons learned in class, through research, through internships and personal interactions prepare Aggies for success.
The women who lead Utah State University are dedicated to furthering its vision of empowering all people to lead successful lives of involvement, innovation and impact.
From its earliest moments USU’s core mission was to predict, research and scientifically solve Utah’s water problems and needs. Today, the university’s water specialists are among the world’s leading experts on water-related issues as they work to further understand this precious resource.
Utah State University's faculty members advance its mission by centering students, putting academics first, cultivating diversity of thought and culture, and serving the public. Faculty members are regularly recognized for their efforts both by the university and other prestigious organizations.
At Utah State University, dedicated specialists are conducting research and providing solutions to improve air quality for Utah citizens so we can all continue to thrive outside.
From its land-grant founding, Utah State University has been giving people the knowledge to care for the land they live on. Today, that mission includes research into all aspects of the ground beneath us.
Utah State's students, researchers and initiatives make a difference worldwide. From understanding the global climate to mapping future foodways and more, Aggies in internationally recognized research centers and programs continue a long tradition of preparing the world for what's next.
Create Your Aggie Impact is a university-wide, initiative-driven fundraising campaign that matches donors’ passions with outcomes that accelerate student access and opportunity, elevate the educational experience, develop solutions to the world's challenges, and build a university of distinction.
Outdoor recreation plays a vital role in Utahns’ quality of life and the health of the economy. With USU’s proximity to several national parks and mountain ranges, the institution has become the go-to expert in how to manage the land in ways that allow for generations of continued exploration.
Space exploration has captured the imagination of humans since the dawn of time, and USU is leading research and innovation in the ever-evolving field. The synergy of the Space Dynamics Laboratory and top-notch science and engineering programs, provide Utah “Space” University an infinite future.
To celebrate Pride Month in June, Utah State Today is highlighting university employees and students who are conducting research, academic pursuits and other projects related to or that benefit LGBTQIA+ communities.
For 25 years, Utah State University has been an innovator in providing digital education. Since USU Online’s inception, students from all 50 states, and from countries across the globe, have taken one of its nationally-ranked 500+ credit courses, or have pursued one of 60+ degrees or certificates.
Throughout time, USU has remained true to its roots as an institution dedicated to the land and its people. With the land-grant distinction, USU has the responsibility to "educate the state," and it continues to maintain a presence in every county in Utah.
