STEVE KENT, web editor Freshmen may be able to lay to rest their fears about gaining the notorious “freshman 15”

AMBER MURDOCH, staff writer A new Chinese teaching minor is one of the newest curricula made available to USU students,

TIM BARBER, staff writer More USU students should get involved in the public arena, even if that requires running for

MARISSA SHIELDS, staff writer Are there more than two genders? That was the question posed Tuesday at the screening of

MARISSA SHIELDS, staff writer People don’t have to let police officers search their cars without probable cause, and they shouldn’t

AMBER MURDOCH, staff writer According to a recent audit by state Legislature, USU is an excellent example to higher institutions

KYLE STUBBS, staff writer Walter Russell Mead, the James Clarke Chace professor of foreign affairs and humanities at Bard College

CHRIS LEE, news senior writer Student body elections have involved electronics in the past, allowing ASUSU candidates to approach students

ROB JEPSON, news editor   The occupation movements now spreading across the U.S. and other parts of the globe have

D. WHITNEY SMITH, copy editor Damon Cann, assistant professor of political science at USU, is one of three newly elected