Utah State University Makes Novel Food Dehydration Technology Available for Licensing
A Utah State University-patented technology that dehydrates food with UV-A light is now available for licensing.
A Utah State University-patented technology that dehydrates food with UV-A light is now available for licensing.
When Kade Robison learned he had been selected as USU's Scholar of the Year through the Robins Awards, he was surprised.
A Utah State University exhibit preserving Native American art from local history has earned national recognition.
Although variety is a benefit of shopping at local farmers markets, it can be difficult to plan meals without knowing what will be available. Consider these tips.
In early June, the Utah Learning for Educators and Researchers through Networked Systems (LEARNS) hosted its third annual conference.
USU's Caine Lyric Theatre celebrated its grand reopening recently, marking the completion of a long-anticipated renovation.
USU's Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water & Air welcomed four new summer student research fellows this month.
USU faculty member Amanda Deliman will be promoted to associate professor with tenure.
Professor Randy Martin from the Utah Water Research Laboratory has used pine needles as passive air quality samplers in a recent study on urban air quality.
Utah State University has named six faculty members as recipients of the 2026 Norm Jones Excellence in General Education Award.
Student researchers at ASPIRE are diving deep to understand complex technology and find efficient solutions to pave the way to an electrified future.
Passport to Eastern showcased what makes USU Eastern a vital part of Eastern Utah.
Both humans and horses need to get in shape before jumping into summer activities. A USU expert outlines the basics of horse conditioning.
When income drops suddenly, it may feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to lead to financial ruin. Consider this four-step plan.
Three USU undergraduate scholars are recipients of competitive scholarships awarded annually by the American Industrial Hygiene Foundation.
Trisha Atwood in USU's Department of Watershed Sciences is part of the global effort that resulted in a call on governments to explicitly include wildlife and their ecological roles in climate policy.