Kapp McCallister, runner-up in the 2026 USUSA presidential elections with an eight-vote difference separating him and president-elect Max Alder, said
Tuition to increase by 3.36%
News Release: USUSA president runner-up calls for election integrity in formal report
USUSA Executive Council candidates debate before voting closes
Logan campus experiences extreme snowfall
New simulators elevate aviation program
Department of Public Safety puts Logan Campus on lockdown
67th Robins Awards recognize students and staff
Facility Enhancement Committee approves requests for several buildings
Elizabeth Cantwell to leave USU; hired as president of Washington State University
Mountain View Tower evacuated for chemical spill
Dirt found in Logan campus drinking water
U.S. Department of Justice visits Logan campus under Title IX compliance
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Utah State University President Brad L. Mortensen and USUSA President Brandon Sorensen announced an expected 3.36% tuition increase and a
February welcomed a new inhabitant of Utah State University’s TSC: Starbucks. The new location’s grand opening took place on Monday,
This autumn, the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business is selling Utah State University on a brand new degree: profesional
With an eight-vote difference granting him the win, current USUSA Executive Vice President and the Junction-enthusiast Max Alder is the
Editor’s note: This article was updated on Feb. 26 at 5:50 p.m. This is an ongoing story and will be
The USUSA Elections took place from Feb 23 to Feb 24. These positions are elected annually through ranked choice voting.
On the last day of campaigning, candidates for the USUSA Executive Leadership Board and Logan Executive Council positions participated in
Abill moving through the Utah Legislature would require public universities to provide accommodations for students whose coursework conflicts with their
“The best ice cream in the state of Utah,” makes its way to the Utah Capitol for Aggie Ice Cream Day
Lawmakers stepped out of committee hearings Feb. 19 during the legislative session to see coolers of Aggie Blue Mint and