Alisa Fawn McArthur, a senior majoring in history with a folklore minor and a museum studies certificate, is preparing to graduate next month with a background of experience.
With a hot and dry summer likely, drought concerns for many Utah counties looming and water restrictions projected, it is more important than ever that Utah citizens use their water wisely.
Utah State University will celebrate the grand opening of its Monument Valley education building on April 22.
The Brigham City Region's class of 2026 consists of 333 individuals earning 10 undergraduate and four graduate certificates and 41 associate, 178 bachelor's, 113 master's, one education specialist and seven doctoral degrees.
Comprising 61 individuals, the Tooele Region Class of 2026 earned 17 associate, 25 bachelor's, and 20 master's degrees and one certificate.
Connor Waite helped USU scientists and Space Dynamics Laboratory engineers solve a geolocation challenge with an instrument aboard the International Space Station.
USU Eastern is expanding opportunities for future social workers with the launch of a new accelerated Master of Social Work program.
The next Blue Plate Research event will introduce a statewide resource designed to help people navigate the complex world of disability systems: the IDRPP at USU.
The Utah Women and Leadership Project has released "Eleven Major Challenges Utah Women and Girls Face: 2026 Update."
Students from across USU Statewide Campuses showcased their research at the annual Statewide Campus Student Research Symposium on April 9.
The first-of-its-kind USU Student Short Film Festival will be from April 24-25 at the historic Utah Theatre in downtown Logan.
For more than 20 years, Utah fruit growers have turned to Professor Brent Black for answers in their orchards. Now, Utah State University Extension is recognizing his impact with its highest award.
The class of 2026 consists of 74 individuals earning two undergraduate certificates and 7 associate, 44 bachelor's, 22 master's and one doctorate degree.
USU Uintah Basin faculty, staff and students gathered on April 3 to celebrate the inaugural lecture of Becky Williams, newly promoted professor of biology in The College of Arts & Sciences.
The Eastern Leaders Academy April Experience Day focused on parks, recreation and tourism, giving participants a closer look at how these industries support the local economy and community across Carbon and Emery counties.
The College of Arts and Sciences at Utah State University is congratulating its faculty members who have earned a promotion in rank for the 2026-27 academic year.
