Study abroad student witnesses protests in Egypt Mike Burnham Recent protests in Egypt have captured the world’s attention and effects are as far-reaching as Logan, Utah. News 11 Feb
Exec council approves event, contest funding Rouchelle Brockman ASUSU executive council approved $15,000 to go to executive vice president Brent Crosby on behalf of the News 11 Feb
Speaker: Rwandan women’s power in government evolving Catherine Meidell After the tragic Rwanda genocide of 1994, many aspects of Rwandan society changed, including women’s power in News 11 Feb
New version of green laser up and running Rhett Wilkinson A new and improved version of a light-tracking laser was placed on top of the Science Research News 9 Feb
Professor analyzes current issues regarding feral animals and abuse Dan Smith A USU assistant professor and federal researcher had an article published on Feb. 3 in the journal News 9 Feb
Salt Lake reporter reveals tips on investigating Arianna Rees Investigative journalism is nothing to be intimidated by, and simply begins with curiosity, said Nate Carlisle, a News 9 Feb
‘Vampire Diaries’ marketing exec will speak on campus Lis Stewart Education Days will encourage the mindset “bee yourself” this week, beginning with a speech by a CW News 9 Feb
Theme stresses the need to vote Rouchelle Brockman ASUSU public relations director Lacy Nagao, along with the elections committee, chose “SPEAK” as the theme News 9 Feb
POLICE BLOTTER: 02/07/2011 Saturday, Jan. 29 • USU Police responded to the Stan Laub Training Center on a suspicious incident. A group of News 7 Feb
Event reveals Muslim and Islamic differences Randall Henry This Saturday’s Anthropology Museum event showcased Islamic culture and was hosted by representatives from the Logan News 7 Feb