Science Week moves forward with a bang Lis Stewart, news editor Rocks floated, eggs showed their super strength, balloons exploded and electricity flew at the “What’s Cool News 30 Jan
Caine College of the Arts courtyard winner announced Manda Perkins, staff writer A junior majoring in landscape architecture and environmental planning took first place in the Fine Arts News 28 Jan
‘We need to know what’s out there’ Scott Hall, staff writer There are other planets in other solar systems similar to Earth’s, an astrophysicist explained during Science News 28 Jan
Arts Week ends with Grand Gala Morgan Pratt, staff writer Arts Week went out with a bang – literally – Friday as the Caine College of News 28 Jan
Lt. Gov. Cox explains Utah politics in about 140 characters Maile Burnett, staff writer Politicians are using social media even more as they begin to figure out how to utilize News 28 Jan
Fiefia a dedicated president Andrew Redfern, staff writer Trying to decide what questions to ask Doug Fiefia, president of the USU Student Association, wasn’t News 23 Jan
Al’s Sporting Goods builds new digs Jeff Dahdah, assistant sports editor Residents of Logan can look forward to a new shopping center by the end of News 23 Jan
Executive Council considers USA Today partnership Danielle Manley, assistant news editor Amid its usual weekly updates, the USU Student Association Executive Council received a presentation from News 23 Jan
Flu targeting younger age group Sarah Romero, staff writer With the flu season at its peak, people between the ages of 18 and 64 are Health 23 Jan
College Republicans change leadership Marissa Neeley USU College Republicans recently changed its leadership. Former president Evan Hall stepped down and Andy Pierucci was elected News 22 Jan