AP: DeVos planning to scrap Obama rules on campus sexual assault By COLLIN BINKLEY and LAURIE KELLMAN, Associated Press ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday declared that “the All 7 Sep
‘Dreamers’ at USU fear DACA decision, Cockett urges Utah legislators to protect them The tropical storms wreaking havoc in the Caribbean have spared Jeunee Roberts’ birthplace, the island country of Trinidad and Tobago. All 6 Sep
Logan pride festival returns for encore It’s been one year and Logan has even more pride to give. Logan Pride, which received high praise in 2016 All 5 Sep
Traditionally gender-separated housing gets a mix up When Jacey Pulver, a freshman who has not declared a major, was searching for housing at Utah State University, her All 4 Sep
Career Aggie makes switch to Aggie Handshake Utah State students across campus used Career Aggie to find jobs and internships, but now are making the switch to Campus News 4 Sep
USU students receive a code blue emergency notification regarding a reported rape on campus Utah State University students received a “code blue” emergency notification Sunday alerting them of a reported rape on campus. Police All 3 Sep
AP: Rescuers start block-by-block search of flooded Houston By JEFF AMY and MATT SEDENSKY, Associated Press HOUSTON (AP) — Rescuers began a block-by-block search of tens of thousands of All 1 Sep
USU slashes scholarship awards, sees freshman class size drop by 10 percent When Utah State University realized it was giving scholarships at an unsustainable rate, university administrators placed their bets on a All 29 Aug
Aggie Shuttle ‘shuttles’ through construction Aggie Shuttle buses are facing the challenge of road construction on 1000 north, between 800 east and 1200 east. Busses All 28 Aug
Several departments at USU remove MATH 1050 as a degree requirement While serving as Utah State University provost in 2016, now-president Noelle Cockett decided something needed to be done about developmental All 28 Aug