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Singer and songwriter Charlie Puth is performing at the End of Year Bash on April 23 in the Dee Glen
Learn the backstories and hear more music from some of the local musicians who rocked the stage at Saturday’s music festival.
Music filled the Taggart Student Center as band after band rotated between the ballroom and the international lounge during the
Looking back on Richard Donner’s 1978 classic
One of Utah’s largest one-day music festivals is coming back to Utah State University. On Saturday, the 7th Logan City
Spring is a time for new life. Grasses are turning green, flowers have begun to bloom and babies are born.
Utah State University is home to the only music therapy program in Utah. In fact, Utah State has one of
By Millie Tullis Millie Tullis is a junior studying English and Philosophy at Utah State University. She has a gray
Last Saturday, strangers ran their hands down the side of my face, put their fingers through my pony tail and