Temporary Fireworks Ban for Independence and Pioneer Day Celebrations
USU will temporarily ban fireworks on campus out of precaution.
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USU Mourns the Passing of Ecologist Eugene 'Geno' Schupp
USU professor Eugene "Geno" Schupp, a distinguished plant ecologist, died June 1 in Logan following a battle with esophageal cancer. He was 74.
Beyond 3-D: USU Data Scientist Introduces Novel AI Tool to Interpret Complex Biological Data
Researchers describe a new data visualization method for multi-dimensional biological structures and processes in the journal Nature Computational Science.
'Lean-AI: A Humanistic Integration of Lean and AI' Awarded the Shingo Publication Award
"Lean-AI: A Humanistic Integration of Lean and AI" by Adil Dalal and Elizabeth A. Cudney has received the Shingo Publication Award.
USU Biological Engineering Researchers Receive Grant to Advance Sustainable Critical Mineral Recovery
Ronald Sims and Anhong Zhou and undergraduate researchers are exploring algae-based technology to recover valuable minerals from the Great Salt Lake and coal ash.
Reach for the Stars: Meet the 2026 NASA Astronaut Scholar
Mechanical engineering and international studies student Joshua Woolf received the 2026 Astronaut Scholar award.
USU Special Collections & Archives Celebrates Museum of Utah Grand Opening
USU has teamed up with the Utah Historical Society to highlight parts of Cache Valley and university history within the new Museum of Utah.
Ask an Expert: Six Ways to Ditch Parent Guilt and Find Time for Self-Care
Consider these six ways to practice self-care and leave parenting guilt behind.
Shingo Institute Recognizes Research Advancing Understanding of Behavior in Continuous Improvement
"When Yes Is a No: Navigating the Façade of Conformity in Continuous Improvement" has been awarded the Shingo Research Award.
USU President Signs Hunger Initiative as Extension Launches Food Systems Alliance
As food insecurity continues to rise across Utah, a new collaboration is bringing people together to strengthen food systems, reduce waste and increase community access to nutritious food.
ITLS Looks Back at Decade of Growth as Dept. Head Prepares to Step Down
Andrew Walker has announced he will step down as department head of the Instructional Technology and Learning Sciences Department within the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services after 10 years of service.
Pres. Mortensen Provides Compensation Review Feedback Opportunity, University Updates
This message from USU President Brad L. Mortensen was sent to faculty and staff Thursday morning.
USU Eastern Students Explore Sustainability, Ecology Through Iceland Study Abroad Experience
Aggies traveled to Iceland for a study abroad program that immersed them in wildlife ecology, renewable energy, agriculture and sustainability through hands-on learning.
USU Announces Retirement of Provost & Executive Vice President Laurens 'Larry' H. Smith
USU has announced the retirement of Laurens "Larry" H. Smith, provost and executive vice president.
USU UWLP Releases Research on the Root Causes of Sexual Violence in Utah
UWLP has released a white paper, "The Roots of Sexual Violence in Utah: A Framework for Understanding Harm."
A Lifelong Connection to Water Inspires a Legacy of Opportunity
The belief that engineering is collaborative inspired the "daria" Clean Water Scholarship in USU's College of Engineering.