Exhibit displays professor’s work By KASEY VAN DYKE Craig Law, long-time USU photography professor, gave a lecture Sept. 2 in the Merrill-Cazier Library. His News 3 Sep
Department head injured after colliding with car By BENJAMIN WOOD Sean Michael, department head of landscape architecture and environmental planning, was injured Wednesday after colliding with a News 3 Sep
Road closed Saturday for concert By MEGAN BAINUM 700 North, the main road running east-west through campus, will be closed starting at 11 a.m. Sept. News 3 Sep
Dining options change as number of diners increase By CATHERINE MEIDELL Student meal plans are now more flexible, so students in a rush can grab a pizza pocket News 3 Sep
Swaner Preserve has fund raiser By JESSICA SWEAT By JESSICA SWEAT This weekend Swaner Preserve and Ecocenter, along with new partner Utah State University, will News 3 Sep
ONLINE SPECIAL: Utah Lt. Governor candidate interacts with students By Catherine Meidell and Allie Jeppson news editor, staff writer Republican representative Sheryl Allen, runningmate to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Peter News 3 Sep
Website promotes sustainability by Kate Auman After a year-long process, USU Extension launched the new website Livewellutah.com this summer. Eighteen team News 1 Sep
Course removed to ensure safety By ADAM WARD Some students returning to USU this semester were disappointed to see the frisbee golf course outside the News 1 Sep
Waitlisting flaws to be corrected By MIKAYLA RICH The new school year brought several changes to USU’s policies and procedures, one of which is the News 1 Sep
Research funding reaches record high By CATHERINE MEIDELL USU research teams brought in $42 million more in the 2010 fiscal year than the previous year, News 1 Sep