USU professor assists Grammy nominee Paul Christiansen, staff writer Corey Christiansen, professor of guitar studies at USU, has been called a gifted musician by music Arts & Entertainment 30 Jan
Learning curves Marissa Neeley, staff writer Many students struggle in general education classes, but help is available, according to Tiffany Tolman, peer Lifestyles 30 Jan
Steve’s macho bachelor floorbed escapade Steve Schwartzman, staff writer Here is some rapid-fire backstory for you: I’m getting married. Yep. No typos. Someone in Arts & Entertainment 30 Jan
‘Edenbrooke’: a romance novel with more than a ‘happily ever after’ Marissa Neeley, staff writer Yep, it’s another romance. Are you surprised? It’s me, the hopeless romantic, but this has to Arts & Entertainment 30 Jan
Humans of USU: Jean Maxwell The Utah Statesman interviewed Jean Maxwell, a freshman majoring in biochemistry from Bancroft, Idaho. Utah Statesman: Who is someone Arts & Entertainment 28 Jan
Humans of USU: Madison Smith Noelle Johansen, staff writer The Utah Statesman interviewed Madison Smith, a junior in public relations, from Dallas, Texas. Utah Arts & Entertainment 28 Jan
‘Why did they ever get rid of…?’ January edition Steve Schwartzman It’s a new month, new semester, same column, still unsure about the Eggo waffle. These are the times. Columns 16 Jan
Selfie Police: a chance to be selfless Noelle Johansen, staff writer Some people take them daily, hourly or every few minutes. Others wait for a colorful background Arts & Entertainment 16 Jan
REVIEW: ‘Hercules’ is no legend Spencer Palmer, staff writer The trailers for “The Legend of Hercules” never sold me, and even with an open mind, Arts & Entertainment 14 Jan
COLUMN: How to avoid social media from nixing your loan Steve Schwartzman, staff writer As a rule, banks are scary. Few things come across more harrowing than sitting inside a Lifestyles 14 Jan