“The best ice cream in the state of Utah,” makes its way to the Utah Capitol for Aggie Ice Cream Day
Lawmakers stepped out of committee hearings Feb. 19 during the legislative session to see coolers of Aggie Blue Mint and
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As the United States Department of Education faces layoffs and President Donald Trump’s latest initiatives to dismantle the federal agency,
Utah State University students turned a long-standing tradition into a Utah State Capitol takeover on Tuesday, Feb. 25, delivering cups
Editors Note: A quote from John Ferguson was removed from the article to reflect accurate information. Amanda DeRito, USU Spokesperson
A few days ago, I received my ballot. I sat there bewildered by the number of options in front of
On Jan. 17, lawmakers will flock to the Utah State Capitol. The quiet marble hallways will be filled with the
Becky Edwards, a Republican candidate in the race for the U.S. Senate, made an appearance at Utah State University on
Utah Women and Leadership Project at Utah State University recently released a brief that describes women’s experiences working in government,
The Utah Women & Leadership Project, or UWLP, recently released the final installment of their three-part research study concerning the
Update Oct. 30 The Logan City Police Department cited 63-year-old David D’addabbo, of Nibley, Tuesday afternoon at the 7-Eleven on