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The USU Uintah Basin Class of 2026 consists of 109 individuals earning 47 associate, 49 bachelor's, 19 master's and one doctorate degree, and four certificates.

The USU Eastern Class of 2026 consists of 383 individuals earning 218 associate, 50 bachelor's, and 9 master's degrees, and 152 certificates.

High tunnels can transform how gardeners and farmers grow crops in Utah, but they can also present unique challenges

USU recetnly recognized individuals and organizations for their outstanding community contributions during the 12th Annual Community Engagement Awards Ceremony.

The USU Blanding Class of 2026 consists of 158 individuals earning 49 associate, 13 bachelor's, and 8 master's degrees and 111 undergraduate and three graduate certificates.

Utah State University and the Navajo Nation celebrated the grand opening of USU's Monument Valley Education Building on Wednesday.

The Utah State University Extension Weber County 4-H program recently received a donation of more than $700,000 from the Ron and Betty Johnson Trust.

The USU Moab Class of 2026 had 28 individuals who completed the requirements for a degree and/or certificate.

We caught up with USU's latest group of valedictorians and asked them the most important Aggie-related questions.

Within the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services, eight valedictorians — one to represent each department in the college — are being recognized.

A Utah State University professor is working to help over 6,000 under-resourced middle school students across Utah attend college and land their dream jobs.

The College of Engineering is inviting all to celebrate the achievements of this year's graduating class at Senior Design Night.

Barbara Troisi has made significant investments in Utah State Athletics, supporting both men's and women's basketball and establishing a scholarship endowment.

Through national professional networks and immersive internships, the industrial hygiene student is making her mark in a career dedicated to worker health and safety as she begins a new position in a foundational Intermountain West industry.

This message regarding USUSA elections was sent from Vice President for Student Success Kris Winter via email to USU students on Tuesday morning.

A USU Eastern student is gaining hands-on international experience through the SEED program, offered through the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.