The Animal Science Club helps expose students to different agricultural and animal science opportunities, and offers activities that help students gain hands-on experience in this field. The club does Club Calf Sales and Aggie Jackpot events.

The purpose is to connect students to research and networking opportunities both at the University and in the biotechnology industry, and to help students become more familiar with the different career paths available to them in biotechnology.

Sponsored by the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, the Collegiate Young Farmers and Ranchers Club is open to college students in all areas of study who are interested in agriculture. We offer meetings with guest speakers, and social opportunities.

The Dairy Science Club is for students who desire to learn and be involved with dairy cattle and the dairy industry. Students have the opportunity to practice and compete in the North American Intercollegiate Dairy Challenge (NAIDC).

The USU English Equestrian Team is a hunter equitation horse riding team and welcomes riders at all levels of experience. We compete against schools in the Colorado Region under Intercollegiate Horse Showing Association (IHSA) rules and regulations.

The Utah State University Equine Science Club is a student-run club with the goal of expanding members' knowledge of horses and the equine industry. Open to all students with an interest in horses.  .

The Human-Animal Bond Club was formed to help students increase their knowledge of Animal-Assisted Interventions and promote healing through animals in both academic and community settings.

The USU Pre-Vet Club is for students interested in veterinary medicine. We hold monthly activities and meetings to help students prepare to apply to vet school, meet others in the major, and learn about different vet schools.

The Rodeo Club promotes academic success and athletic competition. The club has scheduled timed event practices in the fall and spring semesters, hosts a large rodeo event once a year.

This club helps students learn more about the sheep and goat industry by building relationships between students and the sheep, goat, and wool industries. We assist with placement in internships and career opportunities.

Our goal is to give students an opportunity to be involved in Animal Assisted Interventions and provide educational opportunities for students in all areas of study. formed to help students increase their knowledge of Animal Assisted Interventions.

The USU Western Equestrian Team is composed of dedicated students who want to compete at the highest levels of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association. The team competes in Western horsemanship.