Deficit provokes cap on council scholarships By ROB JEPSON The ASUSU executive council voted in last night’s council meeting to cap all ASUSU officer scholarships. News 8 Dec
Commercial for Super Bowl gaining views By ARIANNA REES A bag of Doritos and a day’s work could win USU MBA student Cory Keate and his News 6 Dec
North and South Korea conflict prompts analysis of origin By CATHERINE MEIDELL As the consequences of North and South Korea’s pent-up tension unfold, Korean students, political science professors and News 6 Dec
Students and ASUSU leaders examine necessity of new international position By ROB JEPSON, and JESSICA SWEAT International Student Council (ISC) president Christian Orr submitted a bill to the ASUSU Executive News 6 Dec
Alumni honored for dedication to USU By ALLIE JEPSON The mission statement of the USU Alumni Association, according to Cecile Gilmer, Event Coordinator for the Alumni News 3 Dec
19,295 people reached for snow warning By KAYLA HALL The newly established emergency alert messaging system was used for the first time to inform students system-wide News 3 Dec
Film shows differing opinions By MIKE BURNHAM USU College Republicans took a swing at American universities by showing the documentary “Indoctrinate U,” Tuesday. The News 3 Dec
Mumah: Education key to fight against AIDS By DAN SMITH Every year, 119 new cases of AIDS or HIV are reported in Utah according to recent statistics, News 3 Dec
Darwin’s theory is questioned By CATHERINE MEIDELL Implications regarding sex and gender are not only being questioned in the political and religious realms of News 3 Dec
Use of USU police escort service declining By BLAZE BULLOCK The USU Police Department’s escort service is used less every year, and in 2010 a total of News 1 Dec