Many of you are only familiar with Marvel through the movies or series such as “Daredevil,” but for those of you who are interested in the comics, a major change is happening this summer. The big news is that Marvel is rebooting large parts of the comic universe.
“I probably sound awful,” said Harrison Cooper, a junior double majoring in philosophy and global communication, as she explained one of the stereotypes she perceived at Utah State University.
Sometimes Utah State events create a lasting impact for those who attend them. Such was the case for Logan High interact club president Emma Crumbley.
The Society of Physics Students busted myths ranging from testing the conductivity of water to microwaving diamonds in its own rendition of “Mythbusters” on Friday.
Marvel does a great job yet again with its newest cinematic incarnation “Daredevil” starring Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio.
As summer nears, Utah State University students discuss how they plan to keep up a healthy diet while motivating others to do the same.
The Utah Statesman interviewed Randon Banham, a freshman majoring in mechanical engineering from Providence, Utah.
The Dress and Humanity class took “reduce, reuse and recycle” to a new level in its annual Re:invent Fashion Show on Tuesday.
Macarons have been the most intimidating thing on my to-bake list for a while. Everyone I have asked about making them has cautioned me of the difficulty — and horror — of preparing the tiny delicious dessert sandwiches.
“Literacy is power,” said English teaching senior Hilary Webb, and literacy is the power she is cultivating through the Logan Community Writing Center.
