NEHMA unveils two exhibitions exploring nature and technology The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art introduced two new temporary exhibitions from opposite ends of the material spectrum: inflatable Arts & Entertainment 14 Sep 0
Pocket Points app rewards students for not using cell phones in class More student deals could be right around the corner through a new app that is gaining popularity at Utah State All 3 Mar
USU algae researchers to continue at new plant David Berg, staff writer Logan city is constructing a new wastewater treatment facility to meet federal standards that must be News 17 Apr
Science Week moves forward with a bang Lis Stewart, news editor Rocks floated, eggs showed their super strength, balloons exploded and electricity flew at the “What’s Cool News 30 Jan
‘We need to know what’s out there’ Scott Hall, staff writer There are other planets in other solar systems similar to Earth’s, an astrophysicist explained during Science News 28 Jan
Physics demonstration experiments with light Connor Comeau The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines physics as “a science that deals with matter and energy and the way they News 25 Nov
Geology museum opens doors to public with Rock and Fossil Day Maile Burnett The new geology museum on campus hosted Rock and Fossil Day Saturday which included a model of a News 12 Nov
Soil in Amazon rainforest altered by ancient civilizations Zack Oldroyd Patches of Amazonian soil prove to be exceptionally fertile thanks to help from ancient civilizations. Dr. Antoinette News 12 Nov
Biological engineering students win first place Maile Burnett A team of biological engineering students took the gold prize at the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition for News 12 Nov
USU Observatory holds school year’s first public astronomy night for students, Cache community Bri Field, staff writer Students and Cache Valley locals hiked to the top of the Science Engineering Research building Friday Lifestyles 29 Oct