USU Physicists Attempting to Help Train an AI to Aid in Identifying Black Holes
Maria Rodriguez and her research group are working on using a physics-based AI to help solve Einstein's general relativity equations.
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Jazz Combos Showcase the Art of Improvisation, Musical Mastery
The USU Department of Music is inviting the community and students to an evening of jazz at Jazz Combos, a diverse repertoire of classic jazz standards and innovative arrangements.
Professor Caroline Lavoie to Receive Top Honor from Landscape Architecture Organization
Professor Caroline Lavoie, of USU's Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning, has been named to the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture's 2025 Class of Fellows.
Shingo Institute Announces 2025 Rising Star Award Recipients, Academy Inductees
The Shingo Academy is a distinguished group of individuals who have dedicated their careers to advancing organizational excellence.
USU Outdoor Programs Used Equipment and Gear Sale to Return March 29
Anyone looking for a new set of snowshoes or an upgrade on their rafting gear can check out Utah State University Outdoor Programs' upcoming used equipment and gear sale.
Ask an Expert — Spring 2025 Gardening Checklist
It's almost spring, and it's time to start thinking about gardening season
David Vernon Named Senior Associate VP for Wasatch and Southwest Regions
David Vernon will be promoted to senior associate vice president for the Wasatch and Southwest Regions for USU Statewide Campuses, effective July 1.
Utah Court of Appeals to Hear Cases on USU Eastern Campus
The Utah Court of Appeals will hear cases on the Utah State University Eastern campus in Price on March 18.
SNAC Partners With Islamic Relief USA, Bear River Association of Governments to Fight Food Insecurity
USU's SNAC offers boxes of shelf-stable halal foods to Muslim students observing daytime fasts for Ramadan, thanks to a grant from Islamic Relief USA.
Following in their Footsteps: Landscape Architecture Legacy Spans Generations
An internship in the Dixie National Forest helped this landscape architecture family play a role in documenting and preserving beautiful Utah landscapes.
Time Will Tell: USU Geoscientists Develop Tool to Chronicle Unexplained Gaps in the Rock Record
In the journal Geology, USU researchers describe a new tool to track a natural "rusting" reaction that occurs in the Earth's near surface.
First-of-its-Kind Monitoring Tool Uses AI to Forecast Water Contamination
A new, AI-powered tool uses machine-learning technology that's been trained on data from existing water monitoring systems to predict contamination upstream of municipal water sources.
HackUSU Breaks Participation Records in 2025
A record-breaking 540 college and high school senior students from Utah and Idaho converged on Huntsman Hall at Utah State University for HackUSU on Feb. 29 and March 1, Utah's largest 24-hour coding competition.
USU Interim President Details Budget Cuts From Legislature, Voluntary Separation Incentive Program
This message from USU Interim President Alan L. Smith regarding budget cuts and a voluntary separation incentive program was sent to faculty and staff on March 7.
USU Student Expands Spanish Language and Teaching Skills through Study Abroad
USU student Kyla Dahle recently completed the Spanish as a Foreign Language Teaching and Learning Course (CLCE) at the University of La Rioja in Spain.
Utah State University Launches Redesign of Statewide Enterprise
As Utah's land-grant university, USU has started a redesign project of its Statewide Enterprise to modernize and optimize its Statewide system to better serve and address Utahns needs across the state.