The Chocolate Water Slide, organized by Aggie Wishmakers on Campus and Creative Guy Productions, brought out students for sticky fun and charity awareness on Saturday.
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The Utah State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders build water filters to prevent children in Mexico from developing cancer.
Utah State University students contribute to one of the largest multiple sclerosis fundraisers in the nation.
Fine arts graduate student Mikey Kettinger didn’t create art to sell at the Summerfest. He helped others make it.
Burritos and tacos made from his grandmother’s recipe — that was the family-crafted food Mundito Villapudua dreamed his family’s Mexican
Sometimes Utah State events create a lasting impact for those who attend them. Such was the case for Logan High interact club president Emma Crumbley.
“Literacy is power,” said English teaching senior Hilary Webb, and literacy is the power she is cultivating through the Logan Community Writing Center.
“Rabbit Hole,” a Pulitzer Prize winning play written by David Lindsay-Abaire, premiered at Utah State University on Tuesday at the Fine Arts Center. It was a play about, “Grief, but more a play about a family trying to find love through the hard time of this grief,” said director Jason Spelbring.
As spring break fades into just a memory and finals loom ominously behind the next six weeks, I have been
Standing behind the soundboard of the Taggart Student Center auditorium as actors practiced their lines in the background, “Vagina Monologues”