“Awake” is definitely not a snore Aaron Peck There’s nothing better than going into a movie knowing nothing about it (Warning: Do not even look at All 7 Dec
A day in the life of Santa Claus Courtnie Packer David Hogue, a resident of Riverton, has dressed up as Santa Claus for the past 15 years. As All 7 Dec
Extension helps governor with CHIP JP Parrish USU Extension is getting involved with marketing and promotional efforts about Utah’s Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) while All 7 Dec
Students ready to don cap and gown Rachel A. Christensen Students are scrambling to complete paperwork with graduation only a week away. “(Graduation’s) just a great time All 7 Dec
English students have their 15 minutes of fame More than 800 students were involved in the first semi-annual Voices Reading Tuesday, an event established by the English department All 5 Dec
Lower standards not likely for distance ed., admin., faculty say USU campuses are popping up all over Utah, with three regional campuses, four centers and at least 12 other locations. All 5 Dec
COLUMN: States rights are essential to a strong U.S. republic Colby Lyons One of the essential, unique characteristics of our republic is the existence of strong state governments. James Wilson, All 5 Dec
Huntsman gives largest gift Alison Baugh Jon M. Huntsman Sr.’s $26 million donation to the university was announced at a luncheon Monday. The gift All 5 Dec
OUR VIEW:Donation a boon to College of Business The College of Business got some good news this week. Jon M. Huntsman, Sr., father of Utah’s current governor, donated All 5 Dec
Logan safest city in the nation for second time in three years Rachel A. Christensen USU students have a renewed reason to feel safe, as Cache Valley was named the safest metropolitan All 5 Dec