ASUSU proposes campaigning restrictions CHRIS LEE, news senior writer Student body elections have involved electronics in the past, allowing ASUSU candidates to approach students News 8 Nov
Occupy Logan comes to campus ROB JEPSON, news editor The occupation movements now spreading across the U.S. and other parts of the globe have News 8 Nov
Poli Sci prof. wins seat with 608 votes D. WHITNEY SMITH, copy editor Damon Cann, assistant professor of political science at USU, is one of three newly elected News 8 Nov
POLICE BLOTTER: Oct. 28 – Nov. 2 , Compiled by Megan Allen Friday, Oct. 28 • USU Police received a call about an accident that occurred News 6 Nov
Buddhist lifestyle becoming more popular STEVE KENT, web editor Religious and non-religious people alike can benefit from Buddhism, according to a presenter Saturday at the News 6 Nov
Experts say wind energy industry is growing ROB JEPSON, news editor Lack of space, lack of usable water and lack of energy are the three major problems News 6 Nov
Green fee to fund student grants CATHERINE MEIDELL, editor in chief While the exact allocation of the Blue Goes Green Fee revenue is yet to News 6 Nov
Trustees restructure three departments in board meeting MEGAN ALLEN, assistant news editor In its final meeting of 2011, the USU Board of Trustees met Friday to discuss News 6 Nov
Club warns about dangers of pornography PIPER BLOTTER, staff writer James Swink, Cache County district attorney, told students Thursday it’s important to talk about crimes related News 3 Nov