Sattar Dorafshan’s family didn’t tell him his father was dead until a month after it happened. It was during final
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They went, they marched and they returned to share their experiences of a movement that was likely the largest
On Monday, Utah State University President Noelle Cockett launched one of her first acts as president: the “I Will” pledge
The Mormon Studies program at Utah State University recently received two large donations totaling $1.5 million from the Church of
A new food delivery option has become available to Utah State University students through an app called JoyRun. JoyRun is
The capitol building in Washington D.C. shook on Saturday morning as hundreds of thousands of activists marched in support of
Billions of dollars will be up for grabs at the 2017 legislative session beginning on Monday. Utah State University, along
On Tuesday, Rep. Edward Redd submitted a resolution to the Utah legislature to declare a mental health crisis at every
Utah State University Dining Services’ decision to raise meal plan prices in 2017 was met with mixed reactions from students.
President Barack Obama recently dedicated 1.35 million acres of land in southern Utah as Bears Ears National Monument, which produced
Students don’t have a lot of say in how much they pay for school. There is, however, one area where
The 2017 Utah State University Fee Board (USUFB) held its initial meeting Wednesday, hearing and discussing three fee proposals that