Aggie Network: A pandemic project Picture this: piles and piles of Cafe Rio meant to be serving 100 Aggies being eaten by a handful of All 15 Feb
Val R. Christensen Service Center announces free weekly meal kits The Val R. Christensen Service Center began a new series of cooking demonstrations, giving away free meal kits each week All 15 Feb
Weekly COVID update: New shift in the pandemic During Thursday’s weekly press conference, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, along with Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and Dr. Angela Dunn, talked All 12 Feb
Over 500 new cases for USU since January *This story was updated on Feb.12 at 7:15 a.m. The Utah State University community has added 520 new COVID cases All 12 Feb
Utah System of Higher Education issues new testing protocol Utah State University began randomized COVID-19 testing for students on Feb.9. The new system is replacing the fall semester mandate, All 12 Feb
SNAP temporarily extends eligibility to students The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is temporarily providing additional eligibility options to college students due to the COVID-19 pandemic. SNAP All 10 Feb
USU announces in-person graduation with virtual elements Utah State University announced plans for smaller in-person convocation events this May. According to a press release published today, the All 9 Feb
There is a chemical process behind love — it doesn’t come from the heart Romantic comedies such as “The Notebook,” “The Fault in our Stars” and “10 Things I Hate About You,” all have All 5 Feb
Oxford University faculty named Douglas D. Anderson Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at USU The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University named Teppo Felin as the first Douglas D. Anderson All 3 Feb
Bomb threat at Cache Valley Court Building The Logan Police Department has issued a tweet stating that there was a bomb threat at the Cache Valley District All 1 Feb