Utah State University-based Utah Conservation Corps (UCC) sent three individuals to the Baton Rouge, Louisiana area on Sept. 24 to
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Boyd Matheson commemorates Constitution Day at USU
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What do “Have faith,” “F— Trump” and “I hate Vegans” have in common? Free speech – or, at least, the
Utah State University hosted this year’s Utah gubernatorial debate, which took place Monday in the Caine Performance Hall on campus.
Logan’s Main Street is singing a woeful song nowadays, one tinged with staccato-crunching metal and a crescendo of screeching tires.
Click here to view a photo gallery of the show. Last year’s End of Year Bash at Utah State University ended
Today marks the first day of autumn and already, winter weather is on its way. On Thursday afternoon, a severe
At the start of this semester the Aggie Recreation Center (ARC) launched one of its most original fitness classes: Broga.
On Monday morning, an eastbound vehicle carrying an 18-year-old female hit 18-year-old Terry Leonard as he was crossing the street
Approximately 500 people stood in solidarity with those fighting against the Dakota Access Pipeline in Standing Rock, North Dakota at
Justin Julander, a research professor at Utah State University, said he believes he’s discovered a vaccination to put an end