Utah State University’s Alumni Band brings a Fourth of July activity to Logan made famous in larger cities – Boston
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The fourth “Synecdoche” program to air takes listeners on Western river adventures, said Utah State University department of English faculty
Utah State University associate professor of English Ron Shook offered a popular lecture last year as part of the Friends
The Logan Ranger District will be holding its annual Summer Amphitheater Program at the Guinavah Amphitheater located about five miles
After a one-year vacancy, Utah State University alum Moisés Diaz was hired as Utah State’s new Multicultural Student Services director.
Two programs at Utah State University have teamed to provided a summer activity for the whole family. The Museum of
A broadcast of highlights from the 2004 Wassermann Festival Concert Series is featured next on a collaboration between Utah Public
Dr. Gary Straquadine, department head of Agricultural Systems Technology and Education, College of Agriculture, has been appointed the new associate vice
The Old Lyric Repertory Company (OLRC) is set to open the 2004 season June 17 with Ken Ludwig’s farce, “Moon
Utah State University president and legal scholar Kermit L. Hall has teamed with two political science professors and newcomer Drew