Roland Emmerich’s “Stonewall,” released on Sept. 25, has been met with instant controversy. Critics have accused it of white-washing history
Center Street Giant Pumpkin Festival returns to Logan
Mr. Involvement Gabe Cortez crowned the new Mr. USU
NEHMA unveils two exhibitions exploring nature and technology
Gardeners’ Market returns for 41st year
Carli Mano finds connection, passion through art and printmaking
Celebrating Tradition: USU’s 48th annual pow wow brings community together
USU College of Arts & Sciences celebrates inaugural ArtSci Week
USU’s African American Read-In grows through Black History Month
USU Theatre Arts Department presents ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’
Collaboration takes center stage as Art Song Competition awards scholarship money
A new avenue to develop film in Logan
New Miss Native American USU is crowned: Cultural pride, campus connections
Behind the sound with dustdust
Building bridges with Unified Sports
Food additives, social media and accessibility
Community through conversation
Bronco Mendenhall named as new head football coach
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Fair wages, sit-ins and working conditions were the topic of the Utah State University Theatre Arts Department’s production of “Factory
Jay Owenhouse works his magic to win over crowds in Logan.
“Abstraction and the Dreaming: Aboriginal Paintings from Australia’s West Desert,” the newest art exhibit on display at the Nora Eccles Harrison Art Museum, is now open for Utah State University students and the public to experience.
With the school year just starting, stress and responsibility will begin to pile up as well. In honor of that,
Independent filmmakers were given the cinematic treatment this weekend at the fourth annual Logan Film Festival.
Aggie Radio Theater is working to bring the drama back to radio dials for Utah State University students with radio written and produced by students.
Fine arts graduate student Mikey Kettinger didn’t create art to sell at the Summerfest. He helped others make it.
Scientifically-minded individuals sat across from artistically-minded people Friday and got to know each other, speed-dating style.
Students screamed, danced and sang their way through the night as the End of Year Bash unfolded Saturday at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.