IN FOCUS

Not ideal weather for spring break, but campus sure looks stunning.

131 years makes for A LOT of memories. Happy Founders Day, USU.

Always a pleasure presenting our undergraduate research at the Utah State Capitol.

Wondering what all of these flamingos were doing on campus? Us too.

Utah State pulled into a first-place tie in the Mountain West with a thrilling 81-76 victory over No. 12 Nevada in front of 10,387 fans Saturday night at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.

The USU Powwow creates a space to celebrate Native American heritage, tradition, and culture.

When the spillway of the United State's tallest dam was compromised, USU created a scale model and used computational fluid dynamics to help it recover from a near disaster.

A recognizable campus sculpture for all, the George Washington bust sits just outside of Old Main.

Is it easier or harder to study when campus looks this good?

Orange, yellow, and tan at a USU basketball game? It must be Spectrum Magic Night.

Logan temperatures can get pretty low, but it's never too cool for school.

Blue skies by day, blue 'A' by night.

Utah State University is excited to welcome coach Gary Andersen back as USU football's newest head coach.

For some, the ability to hear comes with difficulties. At Utah State, our Aggies are helping children hear the world around them.

As finals week approaches at USU, the Merril-Cazier Library becomes an all-too-familiar view for students.

It's cold, it's wet, but it's home. Each year Aggies look forward to the fresh fallen snow that blankets campus.

Today, chocolate has become a delicious and intriguing new venture for Utah State University’s food science program with the opening of The Aggie Chocolate Factory.

For more than three decades, the annual 24-hour vigil performed by cadets in USU’s Air Force ROTC has offered a powerful reminder of the meaning of Veterans Day.

Today a new War Memorial was unveiled on campus honoring veterans and reminding the community of the pivotal role Utah State University has played in the nation’s defense.

Every year USU professor Cresencio Lopez organizes the annual Día de los Muertos procession, and every year it amazes us.

Utah State University was turning heads at the Minneapolis Convention Center last week at a large conference and expo for the Society of Women Engineers (SWE).

USU American Society of Mechanical Engineers "toss" pumpkins at various targets from their very own trebuchets.

We may be the "spot where the sagebrush grows", but it in the fall, we're all about the leaves.

A favorite selfie location for Aggies, the USU PR & Marketing building shows off its fall colors.