Unmarried women may be the norm nationwide, but not in Utah Emily Redfield For the first time in U.S. history, the minority of women in the country are married, but these All 24 Jan
LETTER: Examine both parties’ records To the editor: I would like to respond to Joe Kotynek’s letter to the editor, “A Fact-Based Response,” in which All 24 Jan
Business degree gives students more flexibility Shannon McCleve A not-so-new bachelor’s degree in business allows distance education students to pick the plan that is best for All 24 Jan
LETTER: Blackham is right on To the editor: I am writing in support of Matthew Blackham’s excellent column from last Wednesday. I must say I All 24 Jan
What is protecting USU’s computers? Alison Baugh Despite recent attacks on university servers by hackers, student information is safe. According to Bob Bayn, team coordinator All 24 Jan
LETTER: Cheers, not jeers, at games To the editor: I am glad someone has finally commented on the ridiculous jeering that takes place at the basketball All 24 Jan
Undergrads present research at Capitol Hill Shannon McCleve Forty-two USU students presented USTAR-funded research, including search for a cure for cancer and emotional regulation in children, All 24 Jan
Student likes to bike, snowboard and run, but is afraid of going fast Mannette Newbold Utah Statesman: If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go and why? Kidd: I All 22 Jan
The disappearing four-year degree Holly Mitchell “You know, a lot of people go to college for seven years.” “I know, they’re called doctors.” Like All 22 Jan
‘Jumping off Bridges’ film to help students Dallin Koecher The USU Counseling Center will be showing a video called “Jumping off Bridges” Wednesday, Jan. 24 at 6 All 22 Jan