Fears present with looming budget cuts Catherine Meidell While the unavoidable injuries that will result from further budget cuts to higher education are being brought News 4 Feb
ASUSU candidate applications still being accepted Catherine Meidell ASUSU public relations director Lacey Nagao said a mandatory candidate meeting had a News 4 Feb
Organic foods challenged by IFT president Keaton Reed Roger Clemens, president-elect of the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) said beliefs such as News 4 Feb
Professors describe daily life in Congo and Ethiopia Dan Smith In Ethiopia, people’s relationships with their animals or livestock are very important, said News 4 Feb
Common hour details ongoing Megan Bainum Students and faculty have expressed concerns regarding the effects of common hour, while those responsible for the News 4 Feb
USU river research improves quality of water Dan Smith Members of USU’s biology and ecology department studied rivers in Idaho and Wyoming during summer 2010 in News 2 Feb
USU production to show at Los Angeles festival Rouchelle Brockman Do Not Hit Golf Balls into Mexico, an original play created by faculty and students at USU, News 2 Feb
USU participates in largest children’s study Steve Kent Utah State University is playing an important role in the beginning stages of the National Children’s Study, News 2 Feb
Art students ask for student fee increase, request pending Rob Jepson The Caine College of the Arts may begin charging admission to select performances following a decision from News 2 Feb
Students consider applicants for new department head Kayla Hall The political science department held external tryouts for someone to fill the position of department head after News 2 Feb