Op-Ed: USU Is Supporting Native American Students as They Pursue Dreams, Chart Paths
This op-ed by Kristian Olsen was originally published in The Salt Lake Tribune.
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USU's Science Unwrapped Asks 'AI Is Innovative, but Can We Trust It?' Friday, Nov. 15
USU data scientist John Lawson will be the spotlighted presenter for a free, family friendly event featuring hands-on learning activities for all ages.
Viewing Fury From Space: USU Instrument on ISS Records Helene's Collision With Florida Coast
A Space Dynamics Laboratory-built mapper captured the first-ever glimpse from space of atmospheric gravity waves emanating from a hurricane after crashing into a land mass.
Aggie Soccer Takes Home Second-Straight Mountain West Tournament Title
USU's 25th-ranked Women's Soccer team punched its ticket to the NCAA Tournament with a 2-1 championship win over Boise State.
USU Engineering Sponsors Traveling Exhibition 'Spiraling Upwards' at The Leonardo
USU's College of Engineering is a proud sponsor of "Spiraling Upwards," a unique exhibition merging art and science through the beauty of fluid motion.
Ask an Expert — November Yard and Garden Tips 2024
Consider these tips and links from the Utah State University Extension Gardeners Almanac.
Electrical Engineering Scholar Colton Sant: The Magic of Electricity
The wonders of electrical engineering have enthralled Colton Sant since he was young.
USU Extension Financial Program Wins National Award
Empowering Financial Wellness recently received national recognition as an outstanding financial education program.
Modernizing the Student Experience: USU Introduces 'OneUSU CRM' With Salesforce
Utah State University (USU) is excited to announce the launch of "OneUSU CRM," a comprehensive, AI-enabled Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system and Marketing Automation Platform powered by Salesforce Education Cloud.
Down to Seven: USU Biochemists Report Breakthrough Research Toward Global Food Challenge
Lance Seefeldt and Zhi-Yong Yang are among a Gates Foundation-funded collaboration publishing new knowledge in PNAS that could simplify genetic transfer of nitrogen fixation to food crops.
USU Geologist, Colleagues Rewrite Textbooks With New Insights From Bottom of the Grand Canyon
Carol Dehler is part of an NSF-funded, multi-institution team using advanced technology and time-tested knowledge to offer innovative, updated perspectives of an iconic sedimentary record.
Building Bridges and Healing Divides: A Conversation About Mediation
Utah State University's Heravi Peace Institute wants to talk about conflict.
Sounds of the Stadium: An Evening of Music and School Spirit
The Aggie Marching Band will celebrate its 2024 season with the annual Sounds of the Stadium recap performance.
International Researcher on Aging Rob Stawski Joins USU as HDFS Department Head
The Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services is welcoming Professor Robert S. Stawski as the new department head of Human Development and Family Studies.
Native American Heritage Month: USU Blanding Alumni Use Skills to Serve Local Navajo Community
Navajo USU Blanding alumni Hunter Warren and Autumn Keith talk about how they use their skills to benefit their community.
USU Guitar Ensembles to Showcase Diverse Musical Styles in Annual Concert
The Guitar Ensembles Program will host its annual concert, featuring a captivating array of styles and genres performed by student ensembles.