By Becka Turner Keiko Wells, a scholar and folklorist from Ritsmueikan University in Kyoto, Japan, was the chief speaker for
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By Seth R. Hawkins As if raising $200 million for the Campaign for Utah State University in one year wasn’t
By Lisa Christensen, Copy editor In an average of nine minutes, a team of USU engineering students can build a
By Debra Hawkins, News editor On Friday at 9 p.m. after 100 hours of teeter tottering, Cameron Thompson and Greg
By Stephanie Bassett, Staff writer A Massachusetts-based organization, Partners in Health, benefited Saturday from a USU student-organized 5k Fun Run.
By Arie Kirk, Editor in chief After witnessing first hand the crippling affects of corrupt politicians in places like Nicaragua
By Monica Swapp, Staff writer USU has created a campus safety Web site in response to a
By Seth R. Hawkins, Web editor Sometimes being a teacher has all the perks: tenure, chances to research in a
By Joe Wangemann, Sports senior writer Leave it to the preseason polls to get a team fired up. After a
By Lindsay Anderson, News senior writer USU landscaping has been remodeled to take environmental sustainability into consideration by improving the
By Lisa Christensen, Copy Editor The new engineering building is finished and ready to use sometime next month, said college
By Debra Hawkins, News Editor Some students may not know what ASUSU stands for, and ASUSU president Grady Brimley is