ArtSci at USU: September Events Preview
September brings a full calendar of events from Utah State University's College of Arts & Sciences, celebrating the diverse ideas, talent, and work of the ArtSci community.
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USU Launches Engineering Program in Response to National Retention Concerns
Addressing a national concern about the retention of engineering students, USU's College of Engineering is creating a common curriculum for all first-year engineers, beginning fall 2026.
USU's James Taylor Returning to His Roots Teaching in Wildland Resources Classrooms, Field
After spending the last three years as Utah State University's vice president of Statewide Campuses and a decade of leadership, James Taylor is returning to his faculty roots once again.
USU Elementary Education Program Earns A+ in Science of Reading Instruction
USU's elementary education program has received a national A+ ranking for teacher preparation using the core tenets of the science of reading.
USU, Brigham City, and Hi Tech Solutions Partner to Establish New Nuclear Energy Tech and R&D Campus
USU, Brigham City Corporation, and Hi Tech Solutions, LLC, have officially agreed to a memorandum of understanding to evaluate, plan, and advance a collaborative Technical Training, Certification, and Research & Development Campus.
Five Utah State Faculty, Staff Selected for Fulbright Awards
Five USU faculty and staff members have been selected for 2026-27 Fulbright awards.
USU to Mark Sept. 11 With Day of Service, Memorial Stair Climb
To honor the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, Utah State University is inviting its students, faculty, and staff across the state to participate in the National Day of Service and Remembrance.
Up in Smoke: New Research Document Widespread Implications of Smoke After Wildfire
New research shows that wildfire smoke can have far-reaching and long-lasting impacts on natural systems
USU AmeriCorps One Utah Summer of Service Fellow Fosters Community Engagement With Nature
USU grad student Kai Li Tullis says accessible environmental education enriches communities.
Take Harder Classes, Earn Bigger Scholarships at Utah State University Southeast Campuses
Beginning with the 2027-28 academic year, Utah State University Southeast students will have more ways to earn scholarships and make a Utah State education more affordable.
Pres. Mortensen Updates Employees on Back-to-School Town Hall
This message from USU President Brad L. Mortensen was sent to all university employees on Thursday afternoon.
Pietro Pazzi Receives Shingo Publication Award for 'The Simplicity Switch'
"The Simplicity Switch: Turning Complex Business into Simple Success" by Pietro Pazzi has been awarded the Shingo Publication Award.
USU UWLP Research Shows Higher Ed Strengthens Individual, Family, Community Well-Being
The Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project has released a new research and policy brief, "How Higher Education Strengthens Individual, Family and Community Well-Being."
USU Data Interns Make Impact Through Partnership With Salt Lake City Police
This summer, four interns were selected to be part of a pilot program which saw USU students assigned to support the Salt Lake City Police Department.
Call From The Wild: What's Driving Wildlife Into Utah Neighborhoods This Year?
Coyotes and black bears are being pushed into developed areas this year for several reasons, according to USU's David Stoner.
Utah State University to Host 11th Annual Connections Luminary
USU will celebrate the start of a new academic year with one of its longstanding traditions, the annual Connections Luminary, on Aug. 28.