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Starting July 1, Utah State University Executive Vice President and Provost Frank Galey will retire and Robert Wagner will take
After “a rigorous national search,” Utah State University announced Blair Barfuss as the new USU Department of Public Safety chief
Utah State University is currently assessing candidates to fill the open chief of police position at the university’s police department.
Demolition of the historic Tanner Fountains outside of the Taggart Student Center began on Thursday as the university prepares to
Marcos Suarez, a student attending Utah State University Eastern, is expected to graduate from the College of Humanities and Social
River Johnson, a Utah State University graduate from the Department of Environment and Society, has left not only the S.J.
This year’s graduation commencement at Utah State University Eastern honors the class of 2022 and valedictorian Ella Bradley who will
Most students wouldn’t consider math to be a stress reliever, but that’s just part of what makes senior Jonathan Mousley
Orrin Hatch, the longest-serving U.S. senator from Utah, died at 88 years old on April 23. Hatch served as a
Cole Hartley, a Utah State University sophomore in the agricultural business program, says he’s a country boy to his core.