Aggie hockey shoots for playoff spot Bryan Hinton The Utah State hockey club will travel to San Jose, the former home of goalie Chris Webber, for All 28 Jan
OUR VIEW: Debate opened minds … and that’s good Both the College Republicans and Aggies for the Education of Affirmative Action scored a victory in Monday’s debate. The College All 28 Jan
Cache Humane Society Animal Shelter paul.mueller@sdl.usu.edu The recent article on the status of the Cache Humane Society’s new animal shelter was well-written and accurate, though All 27 Jan
Homeless Humane Society Rachel R. Keoppel Pets that are abandoned in Cache Valley are not only homeless – but temporary shelters can’t be All 26 Jan
COLUMN: Affirmative action debate will inform Angie Hammond On Dec. 2, 2003, an anti-affirmative action bake sale took place at Utah State University. College Republican groups All 26 Jan
Campus and community briefs Health alert lifted The health alert that was issued by the Bear River Health Department earlier this month has been All 26 Jan
OUR VIEW: New gown policy great for grads “Pomp and Circumstance” is getting a little bit easier. This year, for the first time, caps and gowns will be All 26 Jan
Police blotter – news from the campus and community Jan. 16 Utah State University Campus Police responded to a fire alarm at Rich Hall. The alarm was set off All 26 Jan
New frat hopes to break stereotypes Anita Hansen Sigma Phi Epsilon is raising the bar for fraternities across the nation, and the Utah State University chapter All 26 Jan
Bookstore to handle caps and gowns Seth Jeppesen Bookstore graduation gowns are not made of paper. David Hansen, director of the Utah State University Bookstore was All 26 Jan