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Jessica Peters “I served an LDS mission in the Dominican Republic. Coming back to Logan, I just remember that I
As a young farm boy from Garland, Utah, Gail Halvorsen fell in love with planes and flying. He would often
On the third floor of the Taggart Student Center, just east of the Access and Diversity Center, lies the LatinX
Saturday was the concluding day of Logan City Limits. The last day consisted of yoga and dance parties, a film
The USU Quidditch team is headed to the U.S. Quidditch Cup in Round Rock, TX on April 14-15 for the
Allie Harris, Megan Simper, and Julie Taquin, members of the band “Mama LongLegs” performed friday night at the WhySound venue
The second day of the Logan City Limits music and art began Friday evening in the streets of downtown Logan.
Mike Wechter and Emmi Smith from the group, “Uiniti” performed at the Whysound venue on Friday night of Logan City
On Thursday Logan City Limits kicked off at the Waffle Iron, located off main street. Every table at the restaurant