Cat Fever is contagious Noelle Johansen, staff writer It began with a mouse. Virginia-native Blake Thomas studies renewable energy in the College of Arts & Entertainment 23 Jan
REVIEW: ‘Longing for Home’ leaves you wanting more Marissa Neeley, staff writer She came to earn money to return home, but she ends up throwing a wrench in Arts & Entertainment 16 Jan
Music in art museum enhances experience Christopher Campbell, staff writer Music makes art more powerful, according to McKayla Sundberg, a freshman majoring in music performance. Arts & Entertainment 16 Jan
Selfie Police: a chance to be selfless Noelle Johansen, staff writer Some people take them daily, hourly or every few minutes. Others wait for a colorful background Arts & Entertainment 16 Jan
Humans of USU: Colter Smith The Utah Statesman interviewed Colter Smith, a sophomore in agricultural systems technology from Manila, Utah. US: What are you Arts & Entertainment 14 Jan
Heathen Sunday: not a place for negativity, hate Paul Christiansen, staff writer When most USU students first hear about Heathen Sunday, a lot of misconceptions and negative ideas Arts & Entertainment 14 Jan
REVIEW: ‘Hercules’ is no legend Spencer Palmer, staff writer The trailers for “The Legend of Hercules” never sold me, and even with an open mind, Arts & Entertainment 14 Jan
Angie’s: Where the locals paint Noelle Johansen, staff writer Just before Main Street on 700 North sits a long, barren wall. It is beige, windowless Arts & Entertainment 14 Jan
“Matched” just another dystopian love story Gillian Ponce, staff writer “Matched” by Ally Condie is another dystopian society book, a genre that seems so popular right Arts & Entertainment 9 Jan
Schwartzman’s bold predictions for 2014 Steve Schwartzman, staff writer Let’s be real with ourselves: 2013, pretty blah. Now, before all the 2013-istas come at Arts & Entertainment 9 Jan