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The Wassermann Piano series will bring Grammy Award-winning concert pianist Garrick Ohlsson to Utah State University.

USU is hosting the fifth annual Northern Utah Conference to End Violence on June 9 at the Riverwoods Conference Center in Logan.

Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services Endowed Dean Al Smith recently announced two new Dean's Scholars.

For many students the Fine Arts Center at USU is a second home, but for Es Barnes, it is a training ground for a career built on connection and inclusion.

Justen Smith was recently named interim vice president for USU Extension.

The newly unified College of Arts and Sciences at Utah State University will celebrate its first-ever ArtSci Week with a series of events designed to highlight the college's people, programs and impact.

All are invited to celebrate and learn more about the S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney College of Agriculture & Natural Resources with activities planned for the week of March 16-20.

Theatre students recently transformed the historic Caine Home into the setting for an immersive theatre production under the direction of visiting artist Stefanie Batten Bland.

The ways queen bees and their helpers avoid more trade-offs than most other animals and accomplish more of what they want to do will be the topic of Friday's Science Unwrapped

Utah State University's Center for Community will welcome community members and people from across the country to the USU 48th Annual Echoing Traditional Ways Pow Wow.

Radishes are great on salads, but many people don't know they can also be used as a substitute for potatoes.

Utah State University faculty members Peter Crooks and Felipe Valencia have been named Faculty Researchers of the Year in the USU College of Arts and Sciences.

With the close of the 2026 General Legislative Session on March 6, USU is reviewing impacts to the university, employees and students.

USU is rolling out updates to its emergency notification and response system this spring to enhance safety across its Logan and statewide campuses.

The Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air at Utah State University has released an interactive storymap that translates the Great Salt Lake Sentinel Landscape initiative into a clear, data-driven narrative.

A series of public talks next week will examine how the mid-20th-century practice of "song catching" is being reimagined today through the Intermountain Song Trails project.