Plants in Great Salt Lake wetland ecosystems pull hazardous metal pollution from the lake and sometimes pass it up the food chain, according to new USU research.
"Defenders, Bullies, and Victims: The Social Ecology of Adolescence" features Diana Meter and will explore the data and research findings behind bullying.
To address the need for greater justice, diversity and inclusion in the College of Science and Utah State, Michelle Baker led the effort to establish the JEDI-STEM Collaboratory.
With a dry summer likely and water restrictions already in place around the state, it is crucial that Utahns conserve the water we have.
Participation in sports can build character in youth and benefit them in multiple ways, but what are the pros and cons?
Space Dynamics Laboratory has completed a series of tests of a NASA radio telescope mission known as SunRISE, which will measure the solar storms Earth experiences.
Georgie Corkery's research uses a queer ecology framework to examine and offer suggestions for improvement to organizational inclusion efforts.
USU's news website will publish short summaries about individuals across the university's campuses who are involved in projects that study issues related to or benefit the LGBTQIA+ community.
Utah State University Extension recently launched new "Hidden Gems" Family Fun Adventure Guides. The guides were created to help strengthen family connections, support positive youth development, and help families have fun together.
The College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences this week announced changes in the structure of some departments and programs.
While sporting events often bring to mind visions of basketball matches, football tailgates and homecoming celebrations, another kind of sport is taking hold.
As Juneteenth gains more recognition across the U.S., Utah State University is preparing its second year of events marking the holiday.
Transmitting data to Earth until its final hours, Utah State University's student-built satellite appears to have re-entered Earth's atmosphere and disintegrated May 24 after surviving a phenomenal 117 days in space.
A group of Aggie scientists secured a $402,500 grant from the National Science Foundation in August 2021 to fund the acquisition of a high-resolution 3D, micro-computed tomographic X-ray system.
More than 7,500 youths and teachers from 120 schools in Utah and surrounding states traveled to the Davis County über-playground for a day of gut-churning learning fun.
Utah State University's Space Dynamics Laboratory announced Tuesday that it has elected retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. John F. Thompson to its Board of Directors.
