National Security Crisis Simulation Puts CAI Students in the Driver's Seat
Students at Utah State University's CAI recently stepped into a high-stakes scenario that tested their ability to analyze, adapt and communicate under pressure.
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In This Together: Retired USU Administrator and Chemist Recognized for Medical Research, Advocacy
Ned Weinshenker was named a 2024 "MPN Hero" by Voices of MPN, an initiative advocating for people impacted by rare, chronic blood cancers known as myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs).
USU Eastern Launches Collegiate Archery Program
USU Eastern has announced the addition of collegiate archery to its athletic offerings.
Where Numbers Meet Nature: USU Grad Uses Applied Economics to Conserve Natural Resources
Savanna Craig found a collaborative and supportive environment for her master's degree in the Department of Applied Economics.
USU Tooele Associate Professor Named History Department Teacher of the Year
Robert J. Mueller, an associate professor of history at Utah State University Tooele, has been named USU Department of History Teacher of the Year.
Utah Conservation Corps Responds to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina
The Utah Conservation Corps recently responded to support AmeriCorps Disaster Response Teams in western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene.
USU Uintah Basin Historian Brings History to ASPIRE Projects
Amanda Katz, an assistant professor of history at Utah State University Uintah Basin, will use her knowledge of U.S. roadway history to help plan electrified roadways.
'Do Good Work': Geotechnical Firm Expands Legacy With Aggie Engineers
One of the most ambitious transportation projects in Northern Utah was completed earlier this year thanks to a team of innovative problem solvers — including several Aggies — at a local, specialty geotechnical engineering firm.
USU Launches New Data Science & Artificial Intelligence Center
The DSAI Center is a new, collaborative organization at Utah State University that addresses emerging problems in data and AI.
New Model For Concurrent Scientific, Journalistic Investigation Being Pioneered at USU
Journalist-turned-professor Matthew LaPlante is advancing ReBaR, or research-based reporting.
NEHMA Presents 'Repainting the I: The Intermountain Intertribal Indian School Murals'
The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University is presenting an exhibition examining the artistic legacy of the Intermountain Intertribal Indian School that was active from 1950 to 1984 in Brigham City, Utah.
ACT Experts at USU Awarded a $2.25M CDC Grant to Support the Mental Health of Veterinary Students
USU professors Michael Twohig and Michael Levin are co-investigators on a $2.25 million study to bring acceptance and commitment therapy training to students of veterinary medicine.
Taking Center Stage: Graydee Noyes' Journey Through USU Eastern's Drama Program
Graydee Noyes embodies the transformative journey that awaits students who step into the spotlight at USU Eastern.
Shingo Institute Honors Sylvain Landry with the Prestigious Shingo Publication Award
The Shingo Institute has announcee that Sylvain Landry, professor at HEC Montréal, has been awarded the Shingo Publication Award for his book "Bringing Scientific Thinking to Life."
Baxter Pluvinger Awarded Prestigious Shingo Prize
The Shingo Institute is proud to announce that Baxter, Hillrom SAS, Pluvigner has received its top recognition, the Shingo Prize.
Celebrating Martyn Caldwell: A Memorial Endowment for Future Ecologists at USU
The Ecology Center at Utah State University is a hub of scientific inquiry and innovation, with a mission to foster ecological research and graduate education at USU and provide relevant ecological knowledge to decision-makers.