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The Utah State University (USU) graduation ceremony is a time-honored tradition that honors the hard work and dedication of its students. It is a joyful celebration of achievement and a symbol of the bright futures that await each graduate as they move on...

On Tuesday, Jan 24th, the newly formed USUSA Student Veterans of America (SVA) club held its inaugural meeting from 6-7pm at the Cache Valley Veterans Association in Logan. Since that initial meeting of four members, the club has more than quadrupled in s...

On Monday, March 27th, President Noelle Cockett joined a group of student-veterans and family members in the Veterans Resource Office for lunch.

Senior Alivia Ostendorf, a veteran dependent and VRO student athlete captured two titles and junior Brianna Brooks won the all-around and tied for first on beam to highlight Utah State's showing against Mountain Rim Gymnastics Conference-rival BYU on Frid...

On January 26, 2023 the Veterans Resource Office will hold a Town Hall to discuss important VA-mandated GI Bill / Education Benefits certification procedures and to have a Q&A with students, faculty & staff. Join the meeting via zoom (see story for link)...

For Utah State University students that are current service members, veterans, or military family members, USU’s Veterans Resource Office (VRO) seeks to create a community atmosphere to help students in their return to civilian life, promote understanding...

In July, Andy Allen was hired as the director of USU’s Veterans Resource Office. “We want to accept veterans, and dependents of veterans, at our university and allow them to use the GI Bill, which is the money, the education benefits, that service member...

Utah State University will honor those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces with events on and around Veterans Day, Nov. 11, on the Logan campus.

Utah State University’s Veterans Resource Office (VRO) is there to ease the transition from military life to college life and provide you with the resources and services that you’ll need to succeed.

USU Veterans come together to build community and comradery in the Veterans Resource Office.

Veterans Resource Office Director, Tony Flores, provided a guest column in the Utah Statesman student newspaper talking about his experience as a veteran.

To help support veterans pursue their educational goals, two new faces have joined the Veterans Resource Office at Utah State University — Tana Beckstead and Rebecca Tyler — as school certifying officials.

In July of 2020, USU graduate student, Makenna Osborne, hosted a trail ride with a group of 12 veterans as part of her AmeriCorps experience with The Utah Higher Education AmeriCorps Network (UHEAN).

Utah State University has a long, fruitful connection with the U.S. military, and that tradition continues today with the university’s recent inclusion on several lists recognizing the nation’s top online programs for veterans.