The Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University has announced a special performance by world-renowned pianist Nikolai Lugansky as part of the Wassermann Piano Series.
Human Biology major James Cisneros studies animal models with the aim of developing therapeutics for human scourges such as cancer, Alzheimer's disease and viral infections.
USU Eastern's Prehistoric Museum has received a $20,000 boost to enhance its Paleontology Lab, thanks to donors.
A new state fellowship from UServeUtah and Utah State University's Center for Community Engagement gives young adults the chance to serve their communities while earning funding for college or technical education.
The Institute for Disability Research, Policy & Practice is now an Aira Access Partner.
Whether you're struggling with significant distress, navigating life changes or simply looking to grow and improve, finding the right therapist can help.
President Cantwell Sends Message of Gratitude to Aggie Community
USU Board of Trustees' Statement on President Cantwell
Karen Muñoz has received a grant to develop an app exploring the use of artificial intelligence to support the parents of children who use hearing aids.
Mark Graban has been awarded the Shingo Publication Award for his transformative book, "The Mistakes That Make Us: Cultivating a Culture of Learning and Innovation."
UWLP has released an update to its policy brief "The Status of Women in Utah Politics."
Undergrad Will Bouck is exploring EV adoption and use in urban and rural communities of the American West and will present findings at Research on Capitol Hill.
Colleagues, students and friends are mourning Utah State University Professor of Criminal Justice Rachel Walton, who died on the evening of Feb. 1. She was 77.
The 10th episode of Future Casting with Utah State is now out, featuring the president of Weber State University, Brad Mortensen.
In a shed in Clarkston, Utah, next to the church, behind the fire station, four USU students in the College of Veterinary Medicine rolled up their sleeves, ready to meet some dogs and their owners.
USU Extension is showing people how to tap and process sap from trees such as Boxelder and Bigtooth Maple, which are well-suited to the climate of the Mountain West region.
