Going on dates is a popular social activity for young adults. While some couples are in serious relationships, others prefer
‘Bringing War Home’ project preserves personal war stories through artifacts
AXO Denim Day event promotes sexual assault awareness on campus
USU Opera Theatre presents ‘Abduction from the Seraglio’
Presley Whitesides crowned Miss USU 2026
USU Aviation Week highlights program
Research Week returns with events, exhibits, workshops
Socks and survival: Humans vs. Zombies
USU College of Arts & Sciences celebrates inaugural ArtSci Week
Volunteers prepare returns as VITA program hits deadline
PRSSA chapter connects students to professional world
Cardboard boats sink and soar in Engineers Week tradition
USU launches student-led night sky monitoring
USU Theatre Arts Department presents ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’
Collaboration takes center stage as Art Song Competition awards scholarship money
USU students embark on 24-hour walk
New Miss Native American USU is crowned: Cultural pride, campus connections
Building bridges with Unified Sports
Food additives, social media and accessibility
Community through conversation
Bronco Mendenhall named as new head football coach
President Cantwell urges donations at annual Blood Battle
Utah State legislature changes campus, students react
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BY Micah Safsten When Aly Raisman was competing in nation-wide gymnastics meets at the age of 15, she knew exactly
The amount of sleep a person needs changes with age. Children and teenagers need 8-10 hours of sleep each night.
Theta Nu Xi (pronounced Z-i) is just one of the many multicultural organizations on USU’s campus and USU’s only diversity
Phi Gamma Delta turned over a new leaf when they re-opened a chapter at Utah State University this semester. Phi
The season for nonviolence celebrates the leaders in world history who used nonviolence to create peace and equality. Created by
Editor’s note: Kortni Wells is a senior writer for Student Life at The Utah Statesman. In this article, she shares
With mental health as a rising crisis, Utah State University student Bremen Accord decided he wanted to do something about