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TSC custodians petition for changes under ‘mismanagement’
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USUSA Executive Leadership Board Denies Elections Hearing
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New Kratom regulations to be enforced in Logan
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Engineering leader Jagath Kaluarachchi remembered for vision, mentorship and service
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Logan campus experiences extreme snowfall
Karina Brown named executive director for Cache Refugee and Immigration Connection
USUSA VP reinstated to office
New simulators elevate aviation program
community rallies against defunding of Cache County Library
Brad Mortensen named 18th Utah State University President
Department of Public Safety puts Logan Campus on lockdown
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67th Robins Awards recognize students and staff
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Anderson flies high with the Eagles
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Utah House of Representatives members hold meeting at Utah State University
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Mountain View Tower evacuated for chemical spill
Dirt found in Logan campus drinking water
Bronco Mendenhall named as new head football coach
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Golden guarding: USUE Men’s Basketball team
Coach Jespersen leads the charge for USU Eastern Mountain Biking
U.S. Department of Justice visits Logan campus under Title IX compliance
USU files a motion to join lawsuit against the Mountain West
Police K-9 Sage celebrates one year
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State House District Three
State Senate District Two
Boyd Matheson commemorates Constitution Day at USU
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Christopher Coyne, an economist and professor at George Mason University, spoke in downtown Logan on Monday about the effects of
In light of recommendations from the Center for Disease Control, Utah State University issued a travel advisory restricting all university-related
Dean Craig Jessop invites students and faculty to weigh in on big decisions
As spring break approaches, there are several book-filled tables in the Merrill-Cazier library atrium bearing the advertisement: “All books only
Aggie Music Project performed jazz vespers at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Logan on Monday for the Lenten Compline Service.
Under the Utah Fair Housing Law, housing discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, familial status and
Six amendments to the USUSA constitution were voted in by 74 percent of the student voter population last week after
Utah State University hosted the Annual Pow Wow over the weekend in the George Nelson Field House, a tradition which
Since January, a machine which converts food waste to compost, a nutrient-rich soil supplement for plants, has been running outside