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Center Street was buzzing with energy at the 2024 Pumpkin Festival. Anderson’s Seed & Garden hosted the Giant Pumpkin Festival
CAPS underwent a change to their official title to promote a new era of campus mental health services. CAPS has
Adventure-seekers and nature-lovers traveled to the City of Rocks for a weekend of rock-climbing, camping and traversing the areas towering
Elexis Bernstein, forestry club president, organized a club event to update the forestry club scrapbook in the spring semester of
The USU Study Abroad Fair took place in the TSC lounge on Sept. 18 for any students to attend. This
The Utah State University Eastern Police Officer Academy has revolutionized police cadet training from videotapes on a projector screen to
A new education center is set to open at USU Monument Valley around January 2026, representing a decades-long effort to
What does it take to reach the stars? Literally speaking, a lot of engineering, calculations and rocket fuel. Figuratively? A
At the beginning of their sophomore year, interior architecture and design students at USU are faced with a year-long project