Gov: State not doing enough for education Catherine Bennett The state Legislature is not doing nearly enough to fuel higher education and public education in Utah, News 20 Jan
Students organize against new recreation fees STEVE KENT As student elections draw near, a new group on campus aims to get out the vote against News 18 Jan
USU professors win science medal ROUCHELLE BROCKMAN Algae and award galas are not two terms usually associated with one another. However, two USU professors News 18 Jan
Political scientist awarded fellowship for Chinese research EVAN MILLSAP Kai He, an assistant professor of East Asian studies, has been awarded one of five fellowships from News 13 Jan
Commission moves forward on new housing project EVAN MILLSAP Members of the Logan City Planning Commission read a motion Thursday night to approve a new housing development News 13 Jan
Students remember Martin Luther King Jr. ALLIE JEPPSON Students huddled in the cold near Old Main, warmed only by the glow of candlelight Thursday night, as News 13 Jan
Professor arrested, awaiting court date D. WHITNEY SMITH Facing a third-degree felony charge for unlawful sexual conduct with a 16 -or 17-year-old, Dicky Ng, News 13 Jan
Center for Women and Gender receives grant CAITLIN MOFFITT The Office on Violence Against Women awarded a federal grant of $300,000 to USU’s Center for Women News 13 Jan
BREAKING NEWS: assistant professor charged with unlawful sexual conduct An assistant professor in USU’s College of Education was placed on administrative leave in relation to criminal charges, according News 11 Jan
Bookstore offers on-campus rental service CATHERINE BENNETT The option to rent books has been available to college students for about three years, said David Parkinson, News 11 Jan