USU's teams continued their legacy of success at the 2025 CFA Research Challenge Utah state-level competition, securing both 1st and 2nd place on Friday.
Researchers at Utah State University are developing a platform to report and understand abuse in sports.
Owen Graham will present a novel, cost-effective method of materials testing to state legislators during Utah's 25th Anniversary Research on Capitol Hill.
As part of the annual Engineers Week celebration, the College of Engineering is hosting Community Night on Thursday, Feb. 20, in the Taggart Student Center.
The Utah State University DECA Club traveled to Weber State University to compete in the State Leadership Conference on Friday, Feb. 7.
The Utah State University Music Therapy program will celebrate World Music Therapy Day with a special performance at 7:30 p.m. March 1 in the Russell/Wanlass Performance Hall.
USU Uintah Basin associate professor Mark Chynoweth has been named the honoree for Undergraduate Research Mentor of the Year in the Quinney College of Natural Resources.
Josh Lively will present "Terrific, Terrible Lizards: The Age of Dinosaurs and Beyond in Eastern Utah" at USU's Science Unwrapped public outreach program Friday, Feb. 21.
Utah State University is preparing to compete in the 2025 Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl National Competition.
The Utah Women & Leadership Project at Utah State University has released the third of six white papers sharing the results of a comprehensive study conducted earlier this fall.
USU's Department of Geosciences is inviting inquiring minds of all ages to campus for its annual Rock-n-Fossil Day on Feb. 22
The Shingo Institute has announced that Zimmer Switzerland Manufacturing GmbH has been awarded the Shingo Bronze Medallion for its outstanding commitment to enterprise excellence.
Biochemist Brendon Guinn studies a lesser known CRISPR immune system.
Students from the Quinney College of Natural Resources were given an inside look at how natural resources and environmental policy is created during a field trip to the Utah State Capitol last month.
Connecting with our partner through small, intentional moments like relationship rituals can make a noticeable difference.
Rats and humans share many similarities, and because of that a lab is using them to study human behavior and how we might be able to intervene and help with negative behaviors — like gambling, smoking and substance abuse.
