By Becka Turner When one thinks of the problems in the Middle East, political unrest often comes to mind. That
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By April Ashland During the Central Campus Area Governments elections held Thursday, Sept. 4, Steve Mortenson was elected president, with
By Stephanie Bassett An exhibit featuring students’ three-dimensional design and relief printmaking artwork will be displayed at the TSC Skyroom
By Lindsay Anderson The provost’s office sponsored the first Celebration of Children and Families Friday on the Quad, offering 28
By Tayza Williams USU claimed its sixth straight victory in the annual USU vs. University of Utah blood battle after
By Karlie Brand The Study Abroad Fair will be held Tuesday, Sept. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
By Karlie Brand Front and back flips thirty feet in the air with combinations of tucks, pikes and twists. Although
By Seth R. Hawkins As a pregame ritual, a UTEP player buried a pickax into the sidelines of the soccer
By Mark Wilkinson It was Sept. 9, 1994. I’d driven non-stop from Logan to the NASA Kennedy Space Flight Center
By Jodi Burton The atmosphere was electric Friday night as USU hockey fans filed into the Eccles Ice Arena for