USU's Tyson Sorensen Awarded National Teaching Excellence Prize in Food & Agriculture
USU Associate Professor Tyson Sorensen is inspiring the next generation of agricultural educators — work that recently earned him a prestigious national award.
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USU Moab Partners With Community Member for Newest Artwork
Utah State University Moab unveiled a new artwork piece to be displayed on campus on Nov. 12.
Quinney College of Natural Resources Offers New Scholarship to Incoming Students
Beginning Fall 2025, incoming first-year first-bachelors students or transfer students in natural resources majors can automatically qualify to receive a $500 scholarship from the Quinney College of Natural Resources.
USU Landscape Architecture Student Wins Prestigious Scholarship, Design Award
USU grad student Bailey Guinn has been awarded the prestigious JSR Foundation Scholarship and BLT Built Design Award for her "Waking Water" project.
Shelly Kotynek Named Executive Director of University and Exploratory Advising at USU
Utah State University has appointed Shelly Kotynek as the executive director of university and exploratory advising.
$2.5M NIH Grant to Help USU Professor Boost Skills in Children With Developmental Language Disorder
Lillywhite Endowed Chair Ron Gillam is part of a collaborative research team that was recently awarded a combined $2.5M four-year grant to study listening therapy for school children.
Utah State University Launches 'Pack the Pantry' Food Drive
Utah State University is launching a food drive to support SNAC on the Logan campus.
Wash Your Hands: USU Biochemist Studies the Molecular Mechanisms of Food-Borne Illness
USU's Sam Barker reminds revelers of harmful microbes and delves into the molecular level of a bacterial culprit recently promoted by the WHO to Priority-2-High pathogen.
The Arts at USU: December Events Preview
The Caine College of the Artshas prepared concerts and events to warm hearts and inspire the holiday spirit this December.
Bison Paddles to Support the Utah Conservation Corps With Pickleball Paddle Set
The Utah Conservation Corps has launched a collaboration with Bison Paddles to support the UCC's mission of developing the conservation leaders of tomorrow.
The Megan Marie Hamilton Indigenous STEM Scholar Fund: A Legacy of Passion and Advocacy
An Aggie's legacy lives on through the Megan Marie Hamilton Indigenous STEM Scholar Fund, which aims to continue her groundbreaking work by supporting Indigenous students in their pursuit of STEM careers.
USU Engineer Pioneers Sustainable Construction Techniques Using Microbial Materials
Promising research is taking root in the world of structural engineering, led by a local environmental engineer.
Ice Bombs and Altered States: All Invited to USU Physics' November Demo Show Friday, Nov. 22
Will ice burn? Can you boil water with ice? Can you light a match with steam? Can dry ice ever be wet? Can you use a banana as a hammer?
State of Flux: USU Inaugural Professor Studies Geochemistry of World's Mountain Ranges
Geochemist Dennis Newell was recognized during the Office of the Provost's fall lecture series.
USU Extension Faculty Member Receives Pesticide Safety Education Award
Michael Wierda recently received an award for advancing pesticide safety education and promoting public health in Utah and the Western Region.
Collaborative Research Efforts to Solve Complex Problems Highlighted at Research Landscapes
USU researchers say engineers need to be proactive in understanding Utah's relationship with snow in the future.