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A new seven-week course is introducing students to majors in design from four colleges on USU's Logan campus.

USU is celebrating its early childhood programs April 13-17 by observing the Week of the Young Child.

Michael Lyons, a professor of political science at Utah State University whose teaching shaped generations of students and leaders, passed away March 31.

Charles Hanifin delivered his inaugural lecture, titled "Teaching, Research or Mentorship: Lessons Learned from a Career at a Statewide Campus."

At Utah State University, the spirit of giving isn't just something encouraged — it's something lived out daily by the very people who power the institution.

For one week, the Utah State University College of Veterinary Medicine hosted five students and three professors from Taiwan's National Chiayi University.

USU Moab has announced that the winner of the 2025 Paint the Town Blue Award is the financial advisement firm Edward Jones.

An exhibit marking the 100th anniversary of Brigham Young College's closure will open April 23 in the Merrill-Cazier Library atrium.

USU hosted the annual Robins Awards on April 3 recognizing Aggies for their achievements, leadership and service.

USU geoscientists Lindsey Broderick will present "Earthquakes: Predicting the Unpredictable" at 7 p.m. April 10 on the Logan campus.

Temperatures are warming, then cooling, then warming again, leaving gardeners guessing and second-guessing.

At the end of March, USU Eastern transformed a gym into a 3D archery arena, complete with animal targets and designated shooting stations.

Students in the Huntsman Marketing Association provided professional-quality marketing consulting for emerging entrepreneurs this semester through the Women's Business Center of Utah.

USU has launched a new statewide initiative to help Utah better understand, prioritize and plan for natural disaster risks.

USU students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in the second annual Utah System of Higher Education Expression Survey, opening Monday.

Now in its third year of operation, The Time To Act ECHO: Substance Abuse Network has engaged service providers in 25 Utah counties.