Art exposes Cache Valley pollution By RHETT WILKINSON Chris Gauthier, USU assistant professor of art, exhibited “Evidence and Artifacts: Particle Matter 2.5,” a project designed News 10 Sep
Quad trees to be cut down for new species By LAUREN HARPER The 80-year-old trees lining the quad will be cut down one-by-one as the USU Arboretum Committee and News 10 Sep
Magazine applauds USU research By KASEY VAN DYKE USU had a moment in the scientific spotlight Aug. 24 with its second appearance in Popular News 10 Sep
Keillor to select Swenson poetry award winner By DAN SMITH Famed National Public Radio host and “one of the most important American writers of the era,” Garrison News 10 Sep
Arts college prepares for accreditation By KEITH BURBANK Since its separation from the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS), the new Caine College News 10 Sep
PoliceBlotter Friday, August 27, 2010 ï USU police responded to a suspicious box near the vending machines in the Jones Education News 8 Sep
Publishers drive textbook prices By KAYLA CLARK USU students and the bookstore alike are scraping the bottom of the barrel to purchase the necessary News 8 Sep
Coordinator says Week of Welcome was successful By JESSICA SWEAT With the first week of school officially behind Utah State, the ASUSU Executive Council praised Programming Vice News 8 Sep
Ray B. West undergoes face lift By ASHLEY CUTLER The Ray B. West building underwent some inexpensive renovations this summer, including a new paint job, artwork, News 8 Sep
Candidate will aim to decrease gov’t spending By KEITH BURBANK Education needs to be the prerogative of the states, U.S. Senate Republican candidate Mike Lee News 8 Sep