Rouchelle Brockman The ASUSU executive council passed a bill Wednesday to allocate $1,200 to the Science Council and Society
Students to vote on USUSA Constitution amendments
Show me a Scotsman who doesn’t love Thistle: USU welcomes new live mascot
Prodigy Brewing adds new ‘Aggie Lager’ drink
Utah State launches new behavioral neuroscience undergraduate major
TSC custodians petition for changes under ‘mismanagement’
Testing center lines spike to 45-minute waits in week five
Logan to enforce statewide fireworks ban as wildfire danger rises
USUSA Executive Leadership Board Denies Elections Hearing
Proposed Box Elder data center sparks debate among students
Bobby Wagner highlights Utah State commencement ceremony
New Kratom regulations to be enforced in Logan
‘Ponte las pilas’: The advice that carried Dulce Cortez to graduation
2026 USUSA Inauguration celebrates officers statewide
Engineering leader Jagath Kaluarachchi remembered for vision, mentorship and service
Tuition to increase by 3.36%
News Release: USUSA president runner-up calls for election integrity in formal report
USUSA Executive Council candidates debate before voting closes
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
Opinion: There is no teach without tech, a plea to professors
67th Robins Awards recognize students and staff
Interim President Alan L. Smith announces proposal for college merger
Facility Enhancement Committee approves requests for several buildings
Twenty students awarded for clean air PSAs
USUSA Elections Results: Executive Leadership Board
USUSA Elections Results: Executive Council
Anderson flies high with the Eagles
Elizabeth Cantwell to leave USU; hired as president of Washington State University
Utah House of Representatives members hold meeting at Utah State University
Order up: History of the Hub
TikTok’s fate hangs in the balance
Mountain View Tower evacuated for chemical spill
Dirt found in Logan campus drinking water
Bronco Mendenhall named as new head football coach
Hands-on learning at USU Botanical Center
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
Safety on the trails of terror
Letter to the Editor: Aggie sports fans speak out against volleyball forfeiture
State House District Three
State Senate District Two
Boyd Matheson commemorates Constitution Day at USU
USU joins the Pac-12 for the 26-27 season
USU athletics adds 1,000 tickets back to the Mav
Student section for sale
President Cantwell urges donations at annual Blood Battle
Utah State legislature changes campus, students react
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Dan Smith A 5-year water conservation plan proposed Tuesday night at a Logan City Council meeting is likely to
Megan Bainum Utah Conservation Corps member Oscar Marquina, a senior at Utah State and one of the pioneers of
Arianna Rees Utah State’s “Art Barn,” future home of the Museum of Anthropology and USU campus Welcome Center, recently
Arianna Rees Student protesters marched across campus Thursday afternoon and urged Utah State students to come together and support
Rob Jepson Four USU students were arrested in Mountain View Tower last week for possession of marijuana and paraphernalia.
Steve Kent The Institute for Communication and Leadership, in conjunction with ASUSU officers, is offering a professional development seminar
Lis Stewart By the light of 17 fixtures built from objects like hangers, trash bags and packing peanuts, judges
Keaton Reed Fences went up on Feb. 15 to mark off a portion of the HPER field where a
Catherine Meidell With more than 130 companies attending Wednesday’s Career Fair, students will have a better chance at entering