Modern classics worth a listen Scott E Hall, staff writer I have not written anything too positive about modern music. The last positive article I Arts & Entertainment 21 Apr
USU students ‘fired up’ about Science and Engineering Day Mariah Noble, features editor After rescheduling twice, USU’s chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers hosted its annual Science Arts & Entertainment 21 Apr
Humans of USU The Utah Statesman asked students the question, “What is the first thing you are going to do to celebrate the Arts & Entertainment 21 Apr
Sci-fi film provokes thought Spencer Palmer, staff writer What if the next phase of evolution doesn’t come from mutation, but from technology? Will and Arts & Entertainment 21 Apr
‘As Time Goes By’ brings new light to World War II Marissa Neeley, staff writer Well, this is sad. It’s my last book review ever. That’s right: I will not be Arts & Entertainment 17 Apr
Do you believe in Magic? Katie Whitmore, staff writer Since 1993, the trading card game Magic: The Gathering has taken the gaming world by storm, Arts & Entertainment 17 Apr
Humans of USU: Erica Cooper to run marathon Saturday The Utah Statesman interviewed Erica Cooper, a senior majoring in English teaching from Sandy, Utah. Utah Statesman: What is your Arts & Entertainment 14 Apr
‘Frozen’ melts our hearts and rules the charts Scott E Hall, staff writer As I write this, the “Frozen” motion picture soundtrack is spending its ninth week atop Arts & Entertainment 14 Apr
‘Draft Day’ is fun but forgettable Christopher Campbell, staff writer While “Draft Day” offers insight into the workings of the National Football League, it is not Arts & Entertainment 14 Apr
Logan City Limits sets the stage for local musicians Morgan Pratt, staff writer Mideau, a Utah-based indie rock band, played at Saturday’s Logan City Limits music festival as one Arts & Entertainment 14 Apr