Highlights
Soaring to New Heights: Alumni Parker Rollins Shares His Journey With USU Eastern's Aviation Program
When Parker Rollins began his journey to becoming a pilot, he didn’t initially plan on staying in Price, Utah. However, what began as a temporary move to expedite his flight training turned into a transformative experience. Now an alumnus of Utah State Un...
Ag Communications Student, Kyndie Jorgensen, Interns with Land O’Lakes
Ag Communications Student, Kyndie Jorgensen, Interns with Land O’Lakes One of Kyndie Jorgensen’s long-term goals is to work with individual farmers and ranchers, handling their public relations, marketing, and communications. Her experiences as an intern ...
USU Landscape Architecture Student Wins Prestigious Scholarship, Design Award
Bailey Guinn, a master’s student in landscape architecture at Utah State University, has been awarded the prestigious JSR Foundation Scholarship and BLT Built Design Award for her "Waking Water" project. Her design aims to heal the Warm Springs and North ...
Utah State University Launches 'Pack the Pantry' Food Drive
Utah State University is launching a food drive to support the Student Nutrition Access Center, or SNAC, on the Logan campus. The drive will run through Dec. 20. SNAC provides food assistance to USU students, faculty and staff experiencing food insecurity...
USU's Tyson Sorensen Awarded National Teaching Excellence Prize in Food & Agriculture
Growing up on an Idaho dairy farm, Tyson Sorensen learned early on about the hard work and satisfaction of a life in agriculture. But it wasn’t until he began working with students as a high school teacher that he discovered his true calling: sharing his ...
From Field to Future: Making Agricultural Work Safer for Young People
Professor Michael Pate is making a real difference in the world of agricultural safety, especially for young people. His research has been instrumental in creating safety protocols that help protect youth from the unique hazards found in agricultural work...
2024 Reindeer Express Event to Give Santa's Team a Pre-Flight Checkup on Dec. 6
Join Utah State University’s Department of Animal, Dairy, and Veterinary Sciences for the 2024 Reindeer Express on Friday, Dec. 6, in Wellsville. The event takes place at the USU Equestrian Center on the Animal Science Farm (South Farm), located at 3580 S...
Owl Pellets: Tips for Ag Teachers
Becki Lawver, Micheal Pate, and collaborators from, Montana State University and Iowa State University have been exploring what makes multi-year professional development programs in ag machinery safety so impactful.
Plant Science Student Awarded Prestigious National Horticulture Scholarship
Abby Porter, a Utah State University plant science major, has been awarded the Outstanding Undergraduate Horticulture Student Award from the American Society for Horticultural Science. She is one of just two students in the country to receive the scholars...
USU Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning Hosts Zoo Design Charrette
An international design firm recently assisted Utah State University students in a zoo charrette: a gathering of stakeholders in a project to discuss and develop creative solutions.The charrette was led by LAEP associate professor Benjamin George and stud...
CAAS houses new engineering program
USU launched a new hands-on engineering technology program for students in Fall 2024. This degree is a part of the College of Agriculture and Applied Science College. “This program is a very practical hands-on type of program for teaching engineering tech...
'Plumber Tom' Leads USU Eastern's New Plumbing Apprenticeship Program
Thomas Hicken leads this new program, bringing with him 16 years of plumbing education experience. Hicken originally planned to become a teacher until his neighbor offered him a job in plumbing. He enjoyed the hands-on nature of the work and decided to pu...
USU Researchers Working on New Plant Growth System for NASA
Here at Utah State, researchers in the Crop Physiology Lab and in Plants, Soils and Climate are developing a new way to grow plants in orbit. They’re building a new high-tech planter box that, if selected, will be installed in the ISS and act as a self-co...
Drones vs. Mosquitoes: USU Eastern Grad's High-Flying Approach to Agriculture
At just 19 years old, Rachel works for the Mosquito Abatement District-Davis. She and a co-worker travel to mosquito-infested regions, using drones to efficiently apply larvicide and prevent mosquito outbreaks. Their work plays a crucial role in ensuring ...
From Classroom to Greens: Horticulture Student Earns Prestigious Golf Course Award
Chris Landon won’t graduate with his bachelor’s degree in horticulture until this December, but he’s already putting his education to good use. Despite having only served in the position for one year, Landon was named the Assistant Superintendent of the Y...
USU alumnus is using his skills to help farmers as a new assistant agronomy agent with University of Arizona Extension
Climate and crop scientist and USU alumnus Avik Mukerjee is using his skills to help farmers as a new assistant agronomy agent with University of Arizona Extension. Mukerjee earned his Ph.D. at Utah State University with faculty mentor Simon Wang, profess...
Student Chases Ag Marketing Dreams: Stackable Degree Options Give Her Head Start
Brinley Rhodes has turned her love of agriculture, design and marketing into a degree that she'll finish in just her second year at USU.
USU Eastern Student Wins Bronze at Vocational Skills 'Olympics'
Wyatt Hansen, a USU Eastern student, won a bronze medal in welding at the 2024 WorldSkills competition in Lyon, France. Competing against 42 of the world’s top welders, Hansen's achievement highlights the excellence of USU Eastern's welding program, which...
Scientists at Utah State University Receive Grants to Study Two Important Viruses
USU researchers, led by Professor Zhongde Wang, have secured over $4 million in NIH funding to improve understanding of Chikungunya and Hepatitis B viruses.
The Science of Melting Cheese
Cheeses like mozzarella and cheddar melt smoothly due to their high-fat content and protein structure, which allows them to stretch and flow when heated. In contrast, cheeses like ricotta don’t melt the same way because they contain more moisture and lowe...
Matt Yost Receives NIFA Grant to Study Irrigation and Precision Agriculture Across the Country
Associate Professor Matt Yost received funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to study how other parts of the country are managing drought.
Idowu Atoloye Receives NIFA Grant to Develop Improved Biochar
Idowu Atoloye, a research postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Plants, Soils, and Climate, recently received a $225,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture to study biochar, a charcoal-like materi...
Utah State University Opens New Aviation Training Facility in Brigham City
Utah State University celebrated the grand opening of its second aviation training facility in northern Utah, welcoming students, faculty and the public to an open house at the Brigham City Regional Airport. The new facility will provide expanded fligh
USU Researchers Develop AI Tool to Identify Accessibility Issues at Intersections
To help cities find intersections with accessibility issues, USU researchers are developing an AI tool that can be trained to identify these problems. Sidewalks and crosswalks can easily be taken for granted. But cities are, sometimes, not as connected fo...
CAAS Encourages Students to 'Design Your Destination' During CAAS Week 2024
The College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences is ready to celebrate CAAS Week, Sept. 14-20. and invites students to "Design Your Destination" with the wide variety of degrees and programs in the college.
Study Reveals Consumer Preferences for Utah's Fresh and Packaged Fruit Products
A recent study conducted by researchers at Utah State University's Department of Applied Economics explores Utah consumers’ perceptions and preferences regarding fresh and packaged fruit products. The research highlights the significant economic contribut...
iPACE Scholar Dr. Chen-Chia Ku's Research Strengthens USU-Taiwan Collaboration on Forest Dynamics and Wildfire Studies
Utah State University's iPACE program celebrates the successful research visit of Dr. Chen-Chia Ku, a scholar from National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan.
Young pilots take to the sky to keep crops growing
There is something about being a young high school student who gets a spark that leads to a career. Young people often struggle to find themselves in an increasingly complex world with so many options, unlike decades ago when counselors might just shrug w...
The Price of Chocolate Isn’t Going Down Anytime Soon
The price of your Easter chocolate shot way up last year, but it has come down since. Utah chocolate makers are riding out the price spike felt around the world. Unfortunately, there are about a half dozen reasons why the price of chocolate isn’t dropping...
Successful Collaboration between USU and NCHU in the 2024 Summer Uni+ Program
The 2024 Summer Uni+ Program has proven to be a fruitful collaboration between Utah State University (USU) and National Chung Hsing University (NCHU). Dr. Shaw-Yhi Hwang, a representative from NCHU, recently conveyed his gratitude to Dean White for the su...
Dr. Man-Keun Kim's Impactful Summer Collaboration with NCHU
This summer, Utah State University's distinguished professor, Dr. Man-Keun Kim, engaged in an enriching academic collaboration with National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) as part of the iPACE program. His visit was marked by a series of impactful teaching...
USU Launches Hands-On Engineering Technology Degree Program
USU's Department of Technology, Design & Technical Education has launched a new bachelor's degree in engineering technology, developed with input from Utah companies that need highly skilled technicians with a range of specific skills.
USU Expands Stackable Programs to Enhance Career Readiness, Support Rural Workforce Needs
Utah State University has announced the expansion of its stackable programs across its Statewide Campus system. USU is introducing new associate degree programs that cater to in-demand industries, providing career-ready education.
Learning by Doing: Teaching Drafting and Design Through Hands-on Projects
Students got a taste of hands-on creating and building during a recent class project. They met with local business owners who were renovating buildings in downtown Helper, a town near Price. Students used their drafting and design skills to plan storefron...
Recent Agricultural Education Graduate and Equine Lecturer Wins Research Award
Sarah Andersen, a Utah State University Animal, Dairy, and Veterinary Science(ADVS) lecturerand recent graduate of USU’s agricultural extension and education master’s degree program, was recently honored with the Outstanding Manuscript Award by the Americ...
Celebrate National Ice Cream Day Early With USU's Aggie Creamery
In anticipation of National Ice Cream Day, join in a "Cow to Cone" celebration hosted by Utah State University's Aggie Creamery on from 3-5 p.m. Friday, July 19, at the Aggie Ice Cream shop at Aggie Blue Square, 1111 N. 800 East, Logan, across the street ...
Beware the grass: Barbed ‘foxtail’ seeds pose threat to pets
During the dog days of summer, a threat lurks in Utah’s dry fields and lawns — one that can harm pets, particularly dogs, and potentially lead to serious complications. It’s known as “foxtail” grass. “If the foxtail grass gets embedded, it can become quit...
Lake-effect drought? New study shows a shrinking Great Salt Lake may exacerbate Utah's drought conditions
A new study by scientists at Utah State University shows that a shrinking Great Salt Lake may exacerbate drought conditions along the entire Wasatch Front. "As the Great Salt Lake water body is shrinking, that local precipitation caused by a storm event i...
Invasive weed Dyer's Woad covers hills and fields this spring
Dyer’s Woad, an invasive plant on Utah’s noxious weeds list, is flourishing in Cache Valley this spring. The weed, identifiable by its bright yellow flower, spreads quickly and grows thickly, displacing native plants. According to Cache County Noxious Wee...
Groundbreaking Ceremony Ushers in Carbon County Aviation Campus
The groundbreaking ceremony for the Carbon County Aviation Campus was celebrated on the morning of June 5, with Jade Powell of the Southeastern Regional Development Agency (SERDA) welcoming all to the Carbon County Airport.
Yellow flowers may look pretty, but they're killing native Utah plants
The bright yellow flowers blooming in northern Utah may look pretty to those strolling around the state, but they worry weed scientists. Ransom says the weed uses the water and nutrients from other plants. Dyer's Woad was brought from Russia to Utah by s...
Graduating seniors seek degrees in climate change and more US universities deliver
Increasingly, U.S. colleges are creating climate change programs to meet demand from students who want to apply their firsthand experience to what they do after high school, and help find solutions.
Students Score with Real-World Dairy Management Skills
Utah State University’s Dairy Science Team placed third among the 30 teams from 24 schools competing in the 2024 National Dairy Challenge, in Visalia, CA. The challenge tests the team members’ knowledge of multiple aspects of the dairy industry.
USU Eastern Diesel Tech Students Triumph at Competition
Eight students in the Utah State University Eastern diesel technology program recently competed in the Skills USA Leadership Conference. Matt Nunez, Lance Prows, and Danner O’Neil performed exceptionally well at the competition and received medals for th...
2023-2024 CAAS Valedictorian: Megan Terry
Megan Terry is graduating with a degree in dietetics and a minor in mathematics. She is from Hooper, Utah, and graduated from Fremont High School where she excelled in orchestra, track and field, and cross country, earning First Team All-State and Fremont...
USU Places First in Regional Academic Quadrathlon for Second Consecutive Year
Spanning two days, the competition was marked by intense rivalry and impressive displays of knowledge and skill. As the final rounds approached, tensions rose, and spectators eagerly awaited the outcome. Ultimately, USU's team placed first.
Utah State University Students Excel at National Aviation Maintenance Competition
A team from Utah State University’s aviation program had an impressive showing at the recent National Aviation Maintenance Competition in Chicago, which included other school teams and industry professionals.
Planting Roots of Peace: Guest Shares a Message of Healing and Food Security
Roots of Peace funds the safe removal of landmines and other unexploded tools of war, then trains local people in vital agricultural techniques to improve land for food production. The organization provides growers with native and well-adapted plant mater...
USU Scientists Among Multi-Institution Team Receiving NASA Achievement Award
Bruce Bugbee and Lance Seefeldt are principal investigators for a multi-institution, NASA-funded team awarded a prestigious honor for foundational research efforts toward sustaining human exploration on Mars.
The Power of Condensed Communication: The Three Minute Thesis Competition
In academia, the ability to articulate complex research in a concise and engaging way is a coveted skill. An annual competition held at more than 200 universities worldwide, it is open to graduate students who are challenged to present their research in j...
USU and SLCC Agreement Opens New Doors for Fashion Students
Utah State University and Salt Lake Community College have created a transfer agreement aimed at giving fashion and design students opportunities to pursue further education and careers in the growing outdoor industry.
Researchers: Drought-Busting Spring Rains May Slow in Future
The Colorado River Basin goes through periods of severe water shortage and also flooding, adding greater uncertainty to the already complex challenge of creating water policy. Some years water managers have rejoiced at the heavy precipitation that falls w...
USU Eastern Gains Leader for Electrical Apprentice Program
For the first time, the largest program at Utah State University Eastern has a full-time faculty member to guide the program and students to growth and success. Andy Jones was recently hired to lead the USU Eastern electrical apprenticeship program.
Climate Study Reveals Alarming Trends in Heat Wave Dynamics
A study recently published in the journal Science Advances by an international team of scientists, including Utah State University climate scientist Wei Zhang, found worrisome trends indicating
USU & NCHU join forces to tackle the complex challenges posed by wildfires in a changing climate
The high-impact research led by USU Professor Simon Wang, which revealed the increasing risks of wildfires in Taiwan due to climate change, not only garnered extensive media coverage
Welding Dynasty: USU Eastern Student Welders Best in Country, Again
Wyatt Hansen is now preparing for WorldSkills 2024 in Lyon, France, in September. He will be the sole representative from the USA at this competition, which is the technical skills equivalent to the Olympics.
First iPACE-sponsored dual-degree student with NCHU to successfully complete her PhD defense
Congratulations to Mila Li-Ting Yen for being our first iPACE-sponsored dual-degree student with NCHU to successfully complete her PhD defense! Mila has shown remarkable dedication.
'A Light in Someone's Darkness': USU Eastern Alum Finds Fulfillment in Nursing Career
A solid start with concurrent enrollment courses through USU Eastern followed by nursing courses there set Jorge Martinez up for success in the health care field.It was in a nursing assistant class, where Martinez and his classmates were taking the first ...
Welding Competitor Selected for WorldSkills 2024
SkillsUSA has selected Wyatt Hansen of Altonah, Utah as the official competitor for Welding in the 2024 WorldSkills Competition. His technical expert is Ray Connolly of Cedar Hill, Mo. Hansen will represent the United States at the 2024 WorldSkills Compet...
USU Aviation Alumna and Current Graduate Student Awarded Industry Scholarship
Nicole Zinger, a 2023 graduate of Utah State University’s aviation management program and current master’s degree student, is one of just two students to be awarded the Jim Morasch/Jerry Olson Memorial.
Klim Support Offers New Opportunities for Outdoor Product Design & Development Students
To see Utah State’s Outdoor Product Design and Development program in action, all one needs to do is step into the Janet Quinney Lawson Building. Mannequins in parkas, murals of the outdoors and a kayak adorn the first
Forests in Silence: The Impact of Drought on Carbon Capture's Future
"When Forests Hold Their Breath", a collaboration between Academia Sinica, National Chung Hsing University, and Utah State University, investigates the severe effects of the 2020–2021 drought on Taiwan's subtropical forests.
Utah State University Collaborates with Taiwan's National Chung Hsing University to Uncover Increasing Threat of Forest Fires in Taiwan
In a fruitful collaboration, Utah State University and Taiwan National Chung Hsing University have conducted a comprehensive analysis on the future risk of forest fires under various climate scenarios.
David Anderson Named Associate Vice Provost for Community Engagement
Utah State University Provost Laurens H. Smith has announced that David Anderson has been named associate vice provost for Community Engagement. In this assignment, Anderson will serve as the lead writer
Agribusiness Student Ethan Rasmussen Launches Company AgRecords
For farmers and ranchers, record-keeping can mean the difference between success and losing their livelihoods. Producers need hard data about what happens in their fields for everything from insurance to government grants
USU and NCHU Unveil Groundbreaking 3+x Master's Program in Agribusiness
n an exhilarating development for academic collaboration, Utah State University (USU) and National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) have once again joined forces. The sister institutions are thrilled to announce their latest venture - the "3+x Master's Progr...
Ag Communications Alumnus wins National Association of Farm Broadcasting Horizon Award.
Congratulations to Corryn La Rue, an ag communications and broadcast journalism alumnus, for winning the National Association of Farm Broadcasting Horizon Award! La Rue graduated from Utah State University in 2019 with a bachelor’s in Ag Communications a...
Op-Ed: The Magic Behind the High-Impact Discoveries From Utah's Universities
On Jan. 18, Utah’s two Carnegie-classified R1 public research universities showed off the best work of their undergraduate researchers during the Utah Legislature’s spring session.
Research on Capitol Hill 2024
Each January, Utah’s two public research universities—Utah State University and the University of Utah— come together and undergraduate student researchers share their work with legislators, business leaders, and the public at a celebration of research.
From the Lab to Capitol Hill: Student Researcher Contributes to Dairy Industry Sustainability
Being able to consistently create a specific food with the characteristics that consumers want and expect is vital in the food industry. Sakshi Singh presented research she has done on cheddar cheese chemistry with mentors Assistant Professor Prateek Shar...
USU Student’s Research Paves the Way for Drought-Resilient Crops
Even with record snowfall last year, Utah still faces long-term drought impacts. With much of the state covered in dry farmland, the need for crops that thrive in dry conditions is ever-present. Kylie Hansen aims to address this critical issue.
Microbes from Native Plants Show Drought Tolerance Potential
USU junior Ty Wilson, has long been fascinated by how plants grow in extreme environments such as mountains and high deserts. His research focuses on isolating microbes from a drought-tolerant native plant, Shepherdia x utahensis ‘Torrey,’ a hybrid buffal...
Sustainable Solutions: Student Identifies Ways to Save 8 Million Gallons of Water a Year at USU
Utah's population growth has made it imperative to address the consequences of drought and the detrimental effects it brings to the Great Salt Lake. Mary Claire Jennings is passionate about water conservation and points out that “grass lawns are especiall...
New Director of USU's Peace Officer Academy Ushers in a New Day for Law Enforcement
After nearly two decades in law enforcement, Shawn Addley is ready to pass along his extensive experience and knowledge to the next generation of peace officers.
The Soil Health Institute opens internship for Summer 2024
The Soil Health Institute (SHI), a non-profit organization created to safeguard and enhance the vitality and productivity of soil through scientific research and advancement, is seeking to hire a group of Soil Health Interns for Summer 2024.
International Academic Exchange: Dr. James A. Lutz's Visit to National Chiayi University, Taiwan
USU's own Dr. James A. Lutz made a significant impact during his recent visit to Taiwan's National Chiayi University. From December 9th to 29th, Dr. Lutz engaged in an enriching academic exchange with the Forest & Natural Resources Department at Chiayi Un...
Aggie Flight Instructors Assist With Backcountry Santa Deliveries
Landing a sleigh on icy rooftops to deliver presents is no small feat, but neither is landing a prop plane full of care boxes on a remote airstrip or dirt road. But since 2019, the volunteer pilots of Backcountry Santa have done just that each year to bri...
Event Recap: "Climate Change Economics" Lecture by Dr. Man-Keun Kim at National Taiwan Chung-Hsing University
In December 2023, Dr. Man-Keun Kim delivered an enlightening lecture at National Taiwan Chung-Hsing University. The event, which focused on "Climate Change Economics," provided valuable insights and sparked engaging discussions among attendees.
USU Studying Possibility of Incorporating Beneficial Microbes From Certain Plants Into Others
Much like the human microbiome that benefits our bodies, plants also host microorganisms that can aid their growth and development in many ways. They can help in nutrient absorption, growth, and disease prevention.
USU Aviation Students Succeed at Regional Competitions
Two teams of aviation maintenance students competed at the Intermountain West A&P School Competition, participating in 12 different events such as rigging a helicopter rotor head and installing ignition systems on an engine.
Sigma Alpha: Cultivating Leadership and Community in Agriculture at USU’s Newest Sorority
The agricultural sorority, Sigma Alpha, has finally made its way into Utah, with a chapter being founded at Utah State University this last year. Sigma Alpha is a professional agricultural sorority that focuses on scholarship, leadership, service, and pro...
USU Ag Communications and Journalism student wins Emmy Award as assistant producer of news project
Morgan Perkins, a senior ag communications and journalism student at Utah State University, recently received an Emmy from the Society of Professional Journalism as part of a class project.
Spotlight: Dr. Brian K. Warnick's Seminars at National Chung-Hsing University in Taiwan
In a collaborative initiative spearheaded by iPACE Director, Dr. Simon Wang, Dr. Brian K. Warnick, a distinguished professor and the interim Department Head for Technical Education at Utah State University, was extended a warm invitation to share his expe...
Martin Keen Speaks on Design and the Birth of a Footwear Brand
Martin Keen, the founder and designer behind Keen, joined the History of Gear to talk about the founding of a new footwear brand and his personal design process.
USU MANRRS member now serving as a National Ambassador
Congratulations to Julia Edwards on being selected as a national ambassador for the Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) organization. The MANRRS Organization is a national club-based organization that focuses on pro...
USU Blanding Opens New Technical Education Building
Welding faculty at Utah State University Blanding campus donned protective gear and shunned the customary large pair of scissors in favor of welding torches on Friday, Oct. 6, cutting through a metal ribbon to herald the opening of the Statewide campus’ n...
Flying Aggies Invited to Attend NIFA Safety Competition
The Flying Aggies of Utah State University have been invited to attend the Region 1 SAFECON Safety Competition for the National Intercollegiate Flying Association hosted by the United States Air Force Academy on Oct 6-13th 2023.
USU Student Food Pantry Welcomes New Program Coordinator
The student food pantry on Utah State University’s Logan campus recently welcomed Jonathon Walters as the program’s new coordinator. The Student Nutrition Access Center, or SNAC, is dedicated to increasing access to food while educating students about nut...
How Dolly the sheep’s legacy lives on: CRISPR cattle and cloned camels
Irina Polejaeva and her team use the latest techniques to bioengineer animals. With CRISPR genome editing, they make sheep with conditions that mimic human genetic diseases, and goats carrying transplanted pieces of chromosomes that enable the animals t
Britt Olsen Speaks on How She Hires Top Talent at On Running
Britt Olsen, GM for the Americas at On Running, spoke to upper-division students in the OPDD program about the power of high-performing teams and how she identifies top talent in her role as a leader.
Building a Dream: USU Blanding Student's Drive to Construction Career
Embarking on a career path requires careful consideration and self-reflection. For Shaun D. Ketchum Jr., the path to his profession in construction management has been a transformative journey. From his days as a middle school student with an interest in ...
Baylee Vogler Accepts Position at Black Diamond
Baylee Vogler, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a role as an Industrial Designer at Black Diamond.
History of Gear: The Return of Summit Journal
Summit Journal, formerly Summit Magazine, makes its return after about two decades being dormant.
Ryan Bake Receives Scholarship from the American Royal Livestock Show
Upon receiving the scholarship, Bake was inducted into the Royal Scholars, a group of students passionate about agriculture and the livestock industries. Each scholarship recipient is selected based on their academic achievement, leadership excellence and...
CAAS Welcomes Kazakhstan Visitors for U.S. Department of State leadership program
The guests traveled to Utah State University’s Logan campus to learn about how the university is involved in rural development through Extension programs and at statewide campuses that provide opportunities for education and building career skills that su...
A Journey of Education and Passion: Maria Anderson's Path to Becoming a Surgical Technician
Maria Anderson was determined to pursue her passion for the medical field. She traveled from Colombia to Utah and became a surgical technician through Davis Technical College. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in technology systems from Utah S...
USU Strikes Agreement With Davis Tech for More 'Stackable' Learning Opportunities
Utah State University and Davis Technical College recently created an agreement aimed at helping future cosmetologists and small business owners.The new agreement allows Davis Tech cosmetology students to transfer 44 credits into an associate of applied s...
Rachel Broadbent Promoted to Senior Lecturer
Utah State University instructor Rachel Broadbent has been promoted from lecturer to senior lecturer. Broadbent is a faculty member at USU Salt Lake Center, working in the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences.
Sutton Caplan Accepts Position at State Bicycle Co.
Sutton Caplan, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student, accepted a role as a Product Design Intern at State Bicycle Co.
Lacee Boschetto to present at AAFCS
Lacee Boschetto was selected to present at the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) Leadership Academy. Boschetto was one of nine new AAFCS professionals chosen from across the U.S. to participate in the leadership academy in Balti...
Research Collaboration Advances Climate Prediction for Thailand's Palm Oil Industry
Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Thailand, has partnered with Utah State University in a study recently published in Environmental Research Letters that aims to advance climate prediction capabilities to support Thailand's thriving palm oil industry.
Tommy Dalziel Accepts Position at Buck Knives
Tommy Dalziel, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate accepted a role as a Mechanical Designer at Buck Knives.
Mapping the misery: Citizen scientists identifying SLC’s hottest places
The same weekend citizen-scientists spread out across the city taking temperatures, the temperatures recorded at the Salt Lake City International airport rose above 100 degrees.
2023’s Best Cities for Ice Cream Lovers
We compared the 200 biggest U.S. cities based on four categories. We considered access to ice cream, froyo, and gelato, consumer ratings, and ice cream awards, among 10 total metrics.
Utah State's Aviation Faculty Honored With Statewide Awards
Each year, the Utah Department of Transportation’s Aeronautics Division honors five individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the state’s aviation industry. This year, two of those award winners are faculty members in Utah State University’s ...
Volunteers to help create heat map for Salt Lake City this weekend
Dr. Wei Zhang, an assistant professor of climate science at Utah State University, is leading a project team of scientists and volunteers in developing heat index maps.
Good as Gold: USU Eastern Welding Students Sweep National Competition
After several days of competition, Utah State University Eastern students took home a pair of gold medals at the annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference this year in Atlanta.
A special turf that uses less water in Utah’s drought is growing in popularity
Salt Lake City Public Utilities partnered with Utah State University’s Center for Water-Efficient Landscaping and the Turfgrass Water Conservation Alliance to come up with the special blend of tall fescue and low-water Kentucky Bluegrass.
Dr. Rachel Gross, a 2022 Outdoor Recreation Archive Fellow, Shares an Update on Their Research
Dr. Rachel Gross, an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado - Denver and a 2022 Outdoor Recreation Archive Fellow, shares an update on her research conducted in USU's Special Collections & Archives.
Restoring Navajo heritage: USU's permaculture garden highlights Navajo peaches and cultivates sustainability
Located next to the Aggie Creamery on Utah State University’s Logan campus is a garden dedicated to nurturing both the earth and humanity. The garden not only serves to promote sustainable practices but also showcases groundbreaking research on the restor...
Kyle Davie Accepts Position at KLIM
Kyle Davie, a student in the Outdoor Product Design & Development program at USU has accepted role as a Material Development Intern at KLIM.
Stine Danielle, Artist and Outdoor Recreation Archive Fellow, Provides Update on Archive-Inspired Art
Stine Danielle, an artist and one of our Outdoor Recreation Archive Fellows, gives an update on her project and shares more about how archival imagery influences her latest work.
USU Recognized for Excellence in STEM Teaching, Learning
Utah State University was recently recognized as a leader in STEM education by the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association as a University STEM School of Excellence.
Jenna Celmer Shares Tips For Breaking into the Outdoor Industry
Jenna Celmer, the Co-Founder, Chief Community Officer, and President of Basecamp talks to students about red and green flags when applying for jobs in the outdoor industry and shares powerful tips for finding a fulfilling career.
Taiwan's National Chung Hsing University Welcomes USU Delegation After Pandemic Pause
Some of the USU delegation traveled to southern Taiwan to tour an organic cacao farm and begin discussions about possible collaborations with USU's food science department and the Aggie Chocolate Factory.
Research Landscape: The Great Salt Lake Charrette Process with David Anderson
David Anderson is a former Research Landscapes presenter and an LAEP program faculty member at Utah State. For this event, Dave focused on the charrette process and how it works to equip local authorities and community leaders with the tools to envision s...
Encompass Fellowship Takes Ag Grad Student Into the Research Field, the Lab & the Halls of Congress
Tina Sullivan does outstanding research in the lab and field and has been invited to present her work at conferences with other plant and soils scientists. But she has also explained her research to members of Congress and their staffers.
USU Students Helping Refugees Start Anew With Food From Home
Students in the horticulture program at USU Salt Lake Center use the campus’ greenhouse to start these plants from seeds in the spring semester. After the plants have matured and are ready to plant in the fields in May, the crops are then given to New Roo...
Carbon farming has garnered increasing attention as a way to reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
By locking carbon into the soil through agricultural practices, farmers can enrich the soil of their fields. And by paying farmers to sequester even more carbon, some companies hope to offset their own carbon emissions.
David Mydans / REI Tent Designer
David Mydans, a tent designer and first product designer for REI, talks about how his background in art prepared him to design tents, his product design influences, and the early days of designing in house product for REI.
Fulbright, NAHEP Doctoral Students Bring Big Data and Ideas to USU Bioinformatics Lab
The Utah State University Bioinformatics Facility recently hosted two graduate students funded by prestigious scholarships. Simardeep Kaur came to USU on a Fulbright-Nehru Doctoral Fellowship, while Tamil Selvan received funding from the Indian Council of...
Aggie Drone Academy Representatives Promote Safe Flying in Southeastern Utah
Six representatives of USU’s Aggie Drone Academy traveled to Southeastern Utah this May in order to promote safe flying to high schools in the area.
Climbing Higher: Aggies Elevated Students Complete Internships at the Aggie Chocolate Factory
Students in Aggies Elevated are expanding their horizons with a new internship program at the Aggie Chocolate Factory with support from Daisy Brand.
Noah Lanagenfeld Honored with Horticultural Science Graduate Student Scholarship Award.
USU Plant Science Ph.D. student, Noah Lanagenfeld, honored with the American Society for Horticultural Science Graduate Student Scholarship Award.
Student Makes El Niño Discovery After Shifting Her Focus From the Earth to its Climate
Krishna Borhara came to Utah State University with a master’s in geology and the expectation that she’d be earning a doctorate in the same field. Now she is preparing to graduate with a Ph.D. in climate science.
Aggies Sweep Salt Lake City's Contest to Reimagine Baseball Park
Utah State Aggies swept a Salt Lake City contest to help officials decide what's next for Smith's Ballpark, seen here in 2015. When the owners of the Salt Lake Bees announced they were moving their minor league baseball team to the suburbs, Matthew LaPlan...
iPACE Empowers High School Scholars: A Lively Language Learning Adventure in Taiwan
This summer, Utah State University's 4-H extension, in collaboration with its sister institution, National Taiwan Chung-Hsing University, embarked on a trailblazing journey. Sponsored by iPACE, the first-ever high school language learning tour in Taiwan w...
The Luncheon of the USU Taiwanese Alumni Association
On May 20th, a touch of nostalgia blended with anticipation resonated in Taichung as Utah State University (USU) faculty reconnected with Aggie alumni spanning five decades, based across Taiwan. This remarkable gathering not only celebrated the rich histo...
Progressive Publishing Welcomes Editorial Intern Allyson Dalton
Progressive Publishing hired Allyson Dalton (formerly King) as a summer editorial intern for Progressive Cattle. In this position, she will be writing news articles and feature stories, assisting with social media and receiving a first-hand look at the Pr...
USU Eastern Wins Big at Technical Skills Competition
Utah State University Eastern's welding technology program and the diesel and heavy equipment mechanics program triumphed at the SkillsUSA Utah Skills and Leadership Conference held at Salt Lake Community College, bringing home multiple gold, silver, and ...
USU Eastern, UBTech Agreement Establishes New Pathways From Tech Ed to Higher Ed
Utah State University and Uintah Basin Technical College (UBTech) recently signed an agreement that makes it easier for welding students to choose to expand their career paths. The articulation agreement allows UBTech welding certificate students to trans...
Technology Systems Student Finds Success With 'Stackable' Education
Sydney Mabey wasn’t sure she wanted to go to college. Uncertain of her professional goals, the idea of taking college classes that may or may not help her future career did not appeal to her. Short years after finishing high school, she’s graduating with ...
USU and NCHU Rekindle Academic Bonds After Three-Year Hiatus
Following a three-year pause attributed to COVID-19, Utah State University (USU) and National Chung Hsing University (NCHU) in Taiwan have rejuvenated their long-standing academic partnership. Marking a significant stride since the 2018 landmark visit by ...
USU Students Dive into Taiwans Rich Agri-Culture
Utah State University (USU) students embarked on an enlightening journey to Taiwan, showcasing their robust curiosity, enthusiasm, and adaptability. They delved into the heart of Taiwan's agriculture and lifestyle, gaining invaluable insights into the pra...
Climbing to Achieve Her Dreams: CAAS Valedictorian Baylee Vogler
Baylee Vogler grew up in West Jordan, Utah, where she was either playing in the Wasatch Mountains or designing and building things in her garage. She has always enjoyed being outdoors, and some of her favorite hobbies include backcountry skiing, ultra-run...
First Student Graduates From New Machine Tool Program at USU Eastern
The new machine tool technology program at Utah State University Eastern will soon be celebrating its first graduate. Colin Kirkwood-Zele will be walking at USU Eastern’s graduation ceremony this spring and finishing classes this summer for the new progra...
USU College of Agriculture, Leading Thai University Sign Collaboration Agreement
Representatives of Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Thailand, and Utah State University's College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences have signed an agreement to establish academic exchanges and research collaborations between the two institutions.
USU Moab Hosts Women in Welding Workshops
Utah State University Moab Technical Education Programs is hosting Women in Welding workshops in order to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for women interested in learning how to weld.
USU Analytical Laboratories Offers Updated Soil, Feed and Water Testing
Though work at Utah State University’s Analytical Laboratories (USUAL) goes on year-round, the arrival of spring means it is soil-testing season. The lab recently updated several of the agricultural tests it offers.
'The Beginning of the Rest of My Life': USU Trucking Program Helps Turn a Life Around
When Angela Bloom found herself in front of drug court — for the second time in her 25-year-long battle with addiction — she was presented with three options: get a job, do community service, or go to school.
Maura Dilley and Nicole Bassett Talk Circular Design with Sustainability Class
Maura Dilley and Nicole Bassett, the sustainability leaders behind Cascade Circular, talk with students about circular design, systems thinking, and challenge students to take on the critical design challenges we face.
USU Extension, College of Ag Honored With Seven Best of State Awards
Four Utah State University Extension programs and three College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences programs are recipients of the 2023 Best of State Awards.
Brent Chamberlain Earns International Award for Excellence in Research
Brent Chamberlain, associate professor in Utah State University’s Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning, was recently recognized with a Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Excellence in Research and/or Creative Works A...
Garrett Davis Accepts Position at Asher Golf
Garrett Davis, a student in the Outdoor Product Design & Development program at USU has accepted a role as a Designer at Asher Golf.
USU's Student Nutrition Access Center Gains New Oversight, Opportunities
The Student Nutrition Access Center at Utah State University will soon be under the oversight of the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences and the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Sciences.
Abiodun Atoloye Q&A
I am Abiodun Atoloye, an Assistant Professor at NDFS with a focus on the Nutrition Science arm of the department programs. I am a USU Aggie myself because I completed my PhD in Nutrition Science about 3 years ago from the same department.
2023 CAAS Awards
Utah State University's College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences (CAAS) recently held its annual awards ceremony to recognize outstanding students, staff, and alumni who have made significant contributions to the university.
Future Optometry Student Finds Success With USU Technology Systems Degree
A trip to the eye doctor cemented Joseph Weaver’s career goals: he was going to become an optometrist. He was only in high school, but he knew this future career would be a great fit, blending his natural affinity for science and his desire to help people...
USU's Aggie Chocolate Factory Among First in U.S. to Process Rare Albino Cocoa Beans
Utah State University is excited to announce the arrival of rare Catongo cocoa beans at the Aggie Chocolate Factory. These unique albino beans, sourced from Fazenda Santa Teresa in Bahia, Brazil, will soon be processed into premium chocolate bars.
Women take on welding in USU Moab’s training workshop
Women in Welding is a new workshop taught by USU Moab’s welding instructor, Chloe Wilson. The four-session course aims to involve women in a field where they are commonly underrepresented.
Aggie Alumnus Profile: Ram Chaudhari's Quest for Learning Brings Global Success
At the age of 9, future Utah State University alumnus Ramjibhai Chaudhari left his remote Indian village north of Mumbai to get an education. Dindrol, his tiny village, lacked electricity, running water, sanitation infrastructure and a school.
Kaiden Boucher Accepts Position at TETON Sports
Kaiden Boucher, a student in the Outdoor Product Design & Development program at USU has accepted a role as an Assistant Product Line Manager at TETON Sports.
A Conversation with the Casual Archivist, Elizabeth Goodspeed
Elizabeth Goodspeed, a designer and the Casual Archivist, talks about the importance of design archives and how she incorporates them into her design process.
Outdoor Product Design & Development Program Helps Host Event for Local Kids to Learn How to Sketch
As a part of an ongoing partnership, USU’s Outdoor Product Design & Development program helps host an event for local kids and refugees to learn how to sketch outdoor products, most recently learning how to draw shoes.
Study: Ocean Surface Tipping Point Could Accelerate Climate Change
A new study found that the capacity of oceans to absorb carbon dioxide will be severely diminished by the start of the next century, leaving more carbon in the atmosphere and accelerating climate change.
Charles Ross, Sportswear Specialist and Lecturer at the Royal College of Art
Charles Ross, a Lecturer at the Royal College of Art and a Performance Apparel Specialist, spoke to students in the Sustainable Design and Operations class in the Outdoor Product Design & Development program.
New Chocolate Course - The Science of Chocolate
USU Extension is now offering an online course focusing on the process of making chocolate. It will cover how cocoa beans are harvested and processed on the farm and then how they are processed in the factory to make chocolate.
Morgan Davis Accepts Position at Nani Swimwear
Morgan Davis, a student in the OPDD program at Utah State University, has accepted a role as a Product Line Management and Design Intern at Cache Valley brand, Nani Swimwear.
The Business of Outdoor Lighting: A History of UCO with Bruce Johnson
Bruce Johnson, a gear historian and enthusiast, talks about the history of UCO - a company known for its innovative outdoor products such as the candle lantern and the ice cream ball.
Planning for the Rising Seas
When Daniella Hirschfeld led workshops last year that brought together community planners, engineers, and policymakers to focus on adapting to rising sea levels, the conversations did not begin with questions about whether or not the water is rising and w...
Matthew Barry Accepts Position at Klim
Matthew Barry, a student from OPDD, accepted a role at KLIM as a Product Line Management Intern.
Fashion Studies – Institutional Certificate of Proficiency
The Fashion Studies Institutional Certificate of Proficiency will introduce students to the apparel and fashion industry through textile science, apparel construction, sustainability, and product development. Students will be able to learn design and deve...
Students Complete Design Challenge With Salomon and NASA
Students from the OPDD participated in a unique design challenge in Dr. Julie Lamarra's Design Thinking class, working on teams to identify opportunities to develop new products for Salomon utilizing NASA materials.
Global Agriculture, Leadership, and Education Institutional Certificate of Proficiency
The Global Agriculture, Leadership, and Education institutional certificate of proficiency will provide students with formal instruction in global agricultural concepts, leadership, and education and provides opportunities for practical experiences.
Jacob Hawley Accepts Position at Petzl
Jacob Hawley, a graduate from OPDD, accepted a role at Petzl America as an IT Specialist.
Peter Yee, Former VP of Industrial Design at Oakley
Peter Yee, former Vice President of Industrial Design at Oakley, spoke to first-year students in OPDD about his journey to becoming a product designer, where he finds inspiration, and why he loves being a designer.
Outdoor Retailer Winter 2023
OPDD made a strong showing at the 2023 Winter OR Show. The annual event brought together industry professionals, exhibitors, and outdoor enthusiasts to showcase the latest products and trends in outdoor gear and equipment.
USU's Brian Warnick Named Food Systems Leadership Institute Fellow
Brian Warnick, interim head of the Department of Technology, Design and Technical Education in USU’s College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences, was recently honored by being named a fellow of the Food Systems Leadership Institute.
Year of Intense Wildfires in Nepal May Help Scientists Predict Future Blazes
Substantial decreases in precipitation and warmer-than-normal temperatures in Nepal preceded a spring 2021 wildfire season that prompted evacuations, caused deaths, forced school closures, and canceled flights due to fire and widespread heavy smoke.
Dick Tracy, Inventor of the Plastic Buckle
Dick Tracy, the inventor of the plastic buckle, talks about stumbling into the outdoor industry and his contributions as the inventor of the modern plastic buckle.
USU instructors use horses to help veterans suffering with PTSD
Some instructors at Utah State University are helping veterans through tough times with the help of horses. There are sometimes events in life that cause people to withdraw. At times it may take a careful touch that humans cannot replicate to rebuild trus...
Yoji Kaneda, PLM at Danner, Speaks to OPDD Students
Yoji Kaneda, Product Line Manager for Danner Boots, spoke to first-year OPDD students in the Intro to Product Creation class about the role of a PLM in the product creation process.
Kiara Tingey Accepts Role at Shyft Global
Kiara Tingey, a graduate from OPDD, accepted a role at Shyft Global as an Apparel Designer.
Student Spotlight: Technology Systems Cybersecurity BS
I chose the Cybersecurity emphasis in the Technology Systems major because of my love for the technology industry and the ability to constantly learn throughout my career. I also liked that I would get a general technological overview with a cybersecurity...
Dr. Amber Williams Joins OPDD Faculty
Utah State University is excited to announce the addition of Dr. Amber Williams as the newest member of the Outdoor Product Design & Development faculty.
Holly Clement Named Director of Equine Program
Congratulations to Dr. Holly Clement in her new role as director of USU’s Equine Program!
Macady Smith Accepts Position at Ibex
Macady Smith, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student at Utah State University, has accepted a job as a Product Development Assistant at Ibex, a company that designs and produces high performance merino wool activewear. Smith is a member of the cl...
Spencer Wyatt, Director of Color and Surface Design at Allbirds, Speaks to OPDD Students
Spencer Wyatt, Director of Concepts and Surface Design at Allbirds, speaks to OPDD students about his interest in color and materials and the influence of Ninja Turtles on his design career.
Kendyll Breinholt Internship
Congratulations, Kendyll (Yeager) Breinholt, on your internship with Juniper Systems. We hope it has been a great experience.
USU Professor Jeanette Norton Named Fellow of the Soil Science Society of America
Jeanette (Jenny) Norton, professor of soil microbiology and ecology in Utah State University’s Department of Plants, Soils and Climate, has been named a fellow of the Soil Science Society of America.
Nicholas Welch Internship
Nicholas Welch, we hope your internship at Rent Dynamics has been a great experience!
Paige Koch Accepts Position at Primo Golf
Paige Koch, a recent graduate of Utah State University's Outdoor Product Design & Development program, has accepted a position as a Product Line Manager & Designer at Primo Golf. Koch, a member of the class of 2022, previously interned at Under Armour and...
Michael Swanton Internship
Michael Swanton, we hope your internship with Al's Sporting Goods has been going great!
Joshua Stuart Internship
Joshua Stuart, we hope your internship with Main Street Service has been going great!
Outdoor History Summit - Rhonda Summer & Katherine Connolly
Rhonda Summer, an Under Armour Design Director and Katherine Connolly a Graphic Designer at the company, spoke at the 2022 Outdoor History Summit about their visit to the Outdoor Recreation Archive and how archives influence graphic and product design.
Josh Kumpf Accepts Position at Klugonyx
Josh Kumpf, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a position at Klugonyx as a Product Manager!
Alexis Parkinson - Tech Systems Success Story
We are excited to share the success story of Alexis Parkinson with you all! Alexis graduated with a Technology Systems degree emphasizing Quality & Reliability. We can't wait to see all the great things she continues to do at Space Dynamics Laboratory!
Vance Nelson Internship
Congratulations to Vance Nelson on his internship with Thermo Fisher Scientific. We hope it has been going great!
Logan Shimazaki Internship
As we wrap up the semester, we hope Logan Shimazaki has been enjoying his internship with Ogden City Government.
Tanner Jensen Internship
Congratulations to Tanner Jensen on your internship with TRA Snow and Sun! We hope your internship is going well!
Kayden Hartle Internship
Congratulations to Kayden Hartle on his internship at CampSaver.com. We hope it going well!
Dylan Hales Internship
Dylan H., we hope your internship at North Cache Middle School is going great!
Scientists Gather at USU for Climate Diagnostics and Prediction Workshop
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) 47th Climate Diagnostics & Prediction Workshop recently brought national and international scientists and decision-makers to Utah State University’s Logan campus.
Cade Fronk-Hayward Internship
Cade F., we hope your internship with Space Dynamics Laboratory is going great! Keep up the great work!
Reindeer Express to Bring Holiday Fun to Utah State University
After going on hiatus in 2020, Reindeer Express will be back at Utah State University on Friday, Dec. 2. The event is organized by the College of Veterinary Medicine and aims to bring Christmas cheer while also educating the public on caring for animals....
Davis Technical College Partnership
Utah State University received an award for its educational partnership with Davis Technical College on Thursday, October 20, 2022. We have an amazing partnership with the Utah technical colleges for our Stackable Credentials and our CTE Academy programs....
Rising Avian Flu Cases Harm Producers, Poultry Prices
Wild and domesticated birds have faced a renewed risk from avian influenza this fall. While the virus was first detected in Utah in April 2022, experts warn that the strain of highly pathogenic avian flu (HPAI) is likely to spread even more rapidly this s...
Landon Fetzer Internship
Congratulations to Landon Fetzer on your internship with The Knotted Butterfly. We wish you the best of luck with your internship.
Dr. Rachel Gross
Dr. Rachel Gross, Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado-Denver spoke at the Outdoor History Summit about their time in the Outdoor Recreation Archive and research on the history of big box and specialty retail in the outdoor industry. Dr. Gros...
Kendall Duffin Internship
Technology Systems Student Spotlight! Congratulations to Kendall Duffin on accepting an internship with Allegis Financial Partners. We wish you the best of luck with your internship!
Jordan Jensen Accepts Position at Rhone
Jordan Jensen, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a position at Rhone as a Designer!
Climbing Legend, Conrad Anker, Speaks at USU
Climbing legend Conrad Anker spoke at the Outdoor Recreation Archive Kamp Kit Exhibit opening at Utah State University. Anker talked about the history of the outdoor industry, the evolution of gear, and the challenges of a changing climate for product des...
Ashton Duke Spotlight
Technology Systems Student Spotlight! I chose Technology Systems Product Development Emphasis because I liked the classes that were required. I felt like this major gave me more valuable knowledge than other majors so I could diversify myself in the job f...
Tanner Gerrard Accepts Position at Kiska
Tanner Gerrard, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a position at Kiska in Salzburg, Austria as an Apparel Design Intern!
Dr. Prateek Sharma Awarded the Winder Endowed Professorship for 2022-24
Selected by a committee of his peers, Prateek Sharma, assistant professor in USU's Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Sciences, received the William C. Winder and Rebecca Stewart Winder Endowed Development Professorship in Food Sciences for 2022 ...
USU Vet Med and Animal Science Professor is Top Agriculture Teacher in Western U.S
Heloisa Rutigliano, an associate professor in USU’s Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences and the College of Veterinary Medicine, has been presented with the 2022 Western Region Award for Excellence in College and University Teaching in the ...
Mia Hilton Accepts Position at Lloyd & Leo
Mia Hilton, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student, accepted a position at Lloyd & Leo as a Product Designer!
Robert Thomas, Senior Director at Arc'teryx, Speaks to OPDD Students
Robert Thomas, Senior Director (USA) for Arc’teryx, talks with students about the qualities of a great product line manager and PLMs as the hub of the product creation process.
Laura Miera & Randy Verniers Talk Marmot Past and Present
Two Marmot alums, Laura Miera, the VP of Technical Product Development and Randy Verniers, VP of International Sales join the History of Gear to talk about the company.
USU Hosts Activities During Annual Girls in Aviation Day
Local girls from across Cache Valley may have gotten some inspiration to take flight as a part of Utah State University’s annual Girls in Aviation Day. USU student journalist Noah Giles explores what activities were available for the kids and why USU feel...
USU Soil & Plant Scientists Part of $15M Project to Study Carbon Farming
Record breaking scorching temperatures affecting Utah into September this year are the undeniable effects of excess atmospheric carbon. Locking carbon into soils is the main driver of a recently announced five-year, $15 million research project.
Ellen Doutre Burgess Internship
Congratulations, Ellen Doutre Burgess, on your internship with Thermo Fisher Scientific! We wish you all the best in your internship and can't wait to see what you do next.
Ethan MacKay Accepts Position at Bass Pro Shops
Ethan MacKay, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student, accepted a position at Bass Pro Shops as a Remote Industrial Designer!
Dave Gibson Joins OPDD as Assistant Professor
Dave Gibson joins the OPDD faculty as an Assistant Professor. As an industrial designer and maker, Gibson teaches sketching, digital design, as well as studio courses.
USU Professors Awarded 2022 NACTA Educator Honors
Seven Utah State University’s College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences faculty members were honored by the 2022 North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture at the organization’s annual conference.
Utah State's Newly Announced Four-Year Vet Program will Benefit Producers
Producers in Utah will benefit from veterinary doctorate graduates opening and joining veterinary practices in the state, following internships and networking with area professionals.
USU Professor Honored for Research, Sustainable Landscape Horticulture Program
The American Society of Horticulture Science recognized worldwide as a leading organization for horticulture science and technology, recently honored PSC Assistant Professor Youping Sun with its Early Career Achievement Award.
Colton Christensen
Congratulations, Colton C. on your internship with Cytiva!
USU Agricultural Economics Student Represents State of Utah at Western Governors' Association Conference
Ryan Bake, an agricultural economics student at Utah State University and member of the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences Council, was selected to be a delegate at the Western Governors’ Association conference this summer.
New USU CNA Program Targets Nursing Shortages in the Four Corners Region
Working with the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry, USU developed a six-week industry-based CNA course for family member caregivers and uncertified nursing assistants to help relieve shortages. The program began in August and offers open enrollment.
Alan Bown Internship
Congratulations to Alan J Bown on his Civil Solutions Group, Inc. internship. We wish you all the best as you continue your career.
Utah Climate Center says Utah’s water patterns are changing
Utah’s winters are getting warmer according to Utah State University professor Robert Davies who said in a February report that particularly in lower and mid elevations snowpack has declined over the last 40 years.
Recipes for Success: USU Food Science Students Develop Award-Winning Products
This summer, NDFS grad students conquered three national product development competitions, securing two first-place wins in contests sponsored by Ocean Spray and the National Dairy Council, and a third-place award in the Institute of Food Technologists co...
Managing for the Public and the Land
LAEP Alumna Allysia Angus, M.L.A, '99, has cared for the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument for more than two decades in her role as a landscape architect for the Bureau of Land Management in Utah.
Dr. Julie Lamarra Named Undergraduate Faculty Mentor
Dr. Julie Lamarra was awarded the 2022 Undergraduate Faculty Member Award from the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences.
USU Anthropology Student, Vet Med Faculty Identify Object in Centuries-Old Indigenous Pouch
When a USU grad student needed to analyze an unusual Indigenous pouch without damaging it, the College of Veterinary Medicine gladly lent expertise and an X-ray machine.
Greg Cuomo Ready to Tend the Beehive as CAAS Associate Dean of Research
Greg Cuomo has joined USU as the new associate dean of research and graduate Student Services in the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences. He has served as an administrator at the University of Minnesota for more than 20 years.
Sarah Al-Hussein, Product Developer at Sanuk
Sarah Al-Hussein, a product developer at Sanuk, talks with first year product students about their role as part of the product triad and the specific tasks of a developer in bringing footwear to market.
Drought Monitoring: USU's Utah Climate Center Continues to Support State With Data During Drought
As Utah’s third driest year in the past 128 years of records persists, Utah State University’s Utah Climate Center continues to provide climate services and drought data to state professionals.
History of Gear: Madden Equipment
Dan Madden, founder of Madden Equipment, and Mike Valvano, former President at Madden join the History of Gear to talk about how Madden stood out from other early pack companies and the rise, acquisition, sunsetting, and revival of the brand today.
Reed Ernstrom: 57 Years of Sweet Aggie Ice Cream Memories
Reed Ernstrom, son of Professor C. Anthon Ernstrom, recalls growing up around the Nutrition and Food Scientist pioneer and Aggie Ice Cream memories from his childhood, college years, and adulthood.
History of Gear: Bob Anderson, Founder / Editor of Runner's World
Bob Anderson, Founder and Editor of Runner's World, joins the History of Gear and talks about how he started the magazine, the evolution and massive growth of the sport, and how introduced millions of people to running.
Tom Baldwin Receives 6th Award for Teaching Vet Med Students How to Find What Matters
The School of Veterinary Medicine's Class of 2022 selected Dr. Tom Baldwin for the Best Pre-Clinical Teaching Award. Baldwin is director of the Utah Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, a cooperative effort between USU and the Utah Department of Agriculture ...
Faculty Profile: Dr. Carmen Lau
Students in the School of Veterinary Medicine can look forward to a new face in front of the classroom this fall. Dr. Carmen Lau is a licensed veterinarian boarded in anatomic pathology with a PhD in biomedical sciences.
USU College of Veterinary Medicine Approved, Leadership Appointed, and Architect Selected
The new Utah State University College of Veterinary Medicine is officially USU’s ninth college after receiving required approvals from university and state higher education governing groups. Leading the new college as interim dean is Dirk Vanderwall.
USU Faculty Members Honored by and Leading the AAAE
Professor Rebecca Lawver, head of Utah State University’s Department Head of Applied Sciences, Technology, and Education, has been elected president of the American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE), and will lead the organization through May ...
Dominique Showers, VP of ReBird at Arc'teryx
Dominique Showers, VP of ReBird at Arc'teryx, speaks to students about the circularity program at the company, upcycling, and what the brand is doing to address sustainability issues in the past while building a roadmap to the future.
Korbin Birrell Accepts Position at Wave
Korbin Birrell, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a position at Wave Products as a designer!
Aggie Ice Cream, Dairy Farmers Partner for Ice Cream Day Fundraiser
On July 18, National Ice Cream Day, Unbottled will donate 100 cents to the USU Student Nutrition Access Center (SNAC) for every cone sold. SNAC will use the money to purchase milk from Gossner Foods, a difficult item to procure for the food pantry.
Energy drink created by Utah State students wins NDC competition
The National Dairy Council announced a team comprised of USU students Nathan Pougher, Melissa Marsh, Chandler Stafford and Mackenzie Taylor as the winner of the NDC’s New Product Competition for their product, a 92% dairy energy drink called Moba Boba.
History of Gear: Ted & Greg Hine of Hine Snowbridge
Ted and Greg Hine join the History of Gear to talk about building Hine Snowbridge, developing early internal frame packs and bikepacking products, and sending packs to space.
Kiara Tingey Accepts Position at Under Armour
Kiara Tingey, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a position at Under Armour as a Freelance Associate Designer.
USU Master of Public Health Student Helps Colombian Women Through Healthy Food
Master of public health nutrition student Anna Cheal worked with the nonprofit Proyecto Florecer to help women in Colombia improve nutrition for themselves and their families through education and planning for the organization's community kitchen.
USU Aviation Students Demonstrate their Skills at Aerospace Maintenance Competition
A team of five USU students, Braden Kunzler, Ryan Ritchie, Josh Carling, Frank Mattiaccio, and Trace Hadley, attended and competed in the 2022 Aerospace Maintenance Competition in Dallas where they took second place in the electrical wiring and antenna tr...
Zachary Buffaloe Accepts Position at Rocky Mountain ATV
Zachary Buffaloe, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a full-time position at Rocky Mountain ATV as a Product Line Manager.
Aggie Ice Cream Day’ celebrates 100 years of business for USU-based creamery
To commemorate 100 years of Aggie Ice Cream, an event was held on Tuesday celebrating the creamery’s century-long legacy and its impact on the community.
Ellie Ward Accepts Position at Nani Swimwear
Ellie Ward, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a full-time position at Nani Swimwear as a Designer.
Aggie Ice Cream Day celebrated at iconic USU creamery
The first day of summer, recently recognized as Aggie Ice Cream Day, was celebrated at the doors of the Aggie Creamery on Tuesday commemorating 100 years of the locally produced product.
'It's a legacy': How Aggie Ice Cream became a USU and Utah institution over the past 100 years
Ken White can pinpoint one thing that unites everyone who ever attended Utah State University over the past century. No, it's not True Aggie Night. It's Aggie Ice Cream, a university program and brand that's still churning out delicious ice-cold desserts ...
Utah's official 'Aggie Ice Cream Day' celebrates 100 years of USU-produced sweet treats
Not only is Tuesday the first day of summer, but it's also Aggie Ice Cream Day — officially sanctioned by the State of Utah when Gov. Spencer Cox, an alumnus of Utah State University, signed an official declaration earlier this year that designated June 2...
Celebrating Aggie Ice Cream Day to kick off summer 2022
It’s the first day of summer, and KSL TV’s Casey Scott took Chopper 5 to Logan to get some Aggie ice cream. Tuesday was declared Aggie Ice Cream Day in February by Gov. Spencer Cox.
Aubreyona Migliori a Finalist for the American Society for Nutrition's Emerging Leaders Award
NDFS student Aubreyona Migliori has been named a finalist in for a national nutritional science award from the American Society for Nutrition, which recognizes the highest quality research presented by students and young investigators at Nutrition 2022 Li...
100 Years of Cow to Cone
The 100 year tradition of Aggie Ice Cream made on the USU campus by staff and students of the Food Science program continues today. Our newly renovated ice cream parlor is still a place where young and old can meet to enjoy a cold, sweet taste of history....
USU to Celebrate 100 Years of Aggie Ice Cream on June 21 With Events, Promotions
In February, Gov. Spencer Cox signed an official declaration designating June 21, 2022, as Aggie Ice Cream Day in recognition of the celebration of its centennial. The Aggie Creamery invites everyone to join in the celebration that day at the Aggie Creame...
Student Profile: Henry Clinger
Henry Clinger is the School of Veterinary Medicine’s 2024 class president, and after finishing his second year at Utah State University, he’s headed to Pullman, Washington to finish his education in the WIMU Regional Program with Washington State Universi...
John Robinson Graduate Spotlight
Technology Systems Graduate Spotlight! Today we hope you enjoy hearing from John Robinson about his position at Autoliv and his experience with the Technology Systems Stackable Pathway.
Josh Norgard Accepts Position at Outdoor Research
Josh Norgard, an Outdoor Product Design & Development graduate, accepted a full-time position at Outdoor Research as a Sustainability and Product Impact Coordinator.
Agroecology Grant
Congrats to Bradley Crookston for receiving a grant of more than $200,000 from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture!
Jaimus Tailor Talks Upcycling With Sustainability Students
Jaimus Tailor, Founder and Creative Director of Greater Goods talks to students about his pathway into the world of product design and the upside as well as limitations of upcycling.
USU Ranked Among Top 25 Colleges for Aviation Degrees
USU's aviation school offers several flight programs, including bachelor's degrees in professional fixed-wing pilot, professional helicopter pilot, and aircraft maintenance management.
Sawyer Hill Accepts Internship at Sego Ski Co
Sawyer Hill, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student, accepted an internship at Sego Ski Co as a Ski Production Intern.
History of Gear: Catherine Acosta / Vans Archivist
Catherine Acosta, Product Archivist and Brand Historian at Vans talks about material culture, the blending of consumer products and art, and the challenges and opportunities of building a corporate archive from the ground up.
USU Eastern Creates Additive Manufacturing Program to Fill Economic Gaps
Merit3D is focused on bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. while also growing the economic opportunities in eastern Utah.
All About USU Blanding’s Community Incubator and Coworking Space
At the beginning of 2021, USU Blanding introduced the Community Incubator and Coworking Space, a place for local businesses to expand and develop while rubbing shoulders with other community members and companies.
Doctor's Orders: Avian Flu
Dr. Shawn Zimmerman explains the dangers of avian flu and what producers and pet owners alike can do to keep their animals safe as part of the monthly Doctor's Orders series.
Hallie Kemp Accepts Internship at ULA Equipment
Hallie Kemp, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student, accepted an internship at ULA Equipment as a Marketing Intern.
Degree Programs Realigned to Create New Department at Utah State University
To better serve the faculty and rapidly growing number of students enrolled in USU’s College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences, Dean Ken White this week announced changes in the structure of some departments and programs in the college.
Aggie Creamery and Chocolate Factory Awarded Best of State 2nd Year Running
The Aggie Chocolate Factory and Aggie Creamery can add more accolades to their already impressive lists of awards. For the second year in a row, Aggie chocolate, ice cream, and specialty cheese have been awarded Best of State.
Favorite Ice Cream Shops in the West
"Aggie Ice Cream at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, just turned 100! There's almost always a line out the door of the much loved shop. It’s ice cream from cow’s milk, not chemicals, and student researchers have a hand in making it.”
Student Profile: Scyler Li
Scyler Li’s journey to becoming a veterinarian began in China, and it’s continued through Singapore, Seattle, and now Utah State University’s School of Veterinary Medicine in Logan.
Civil Engineering Students Part of Interdisciplinary Team Recognized in National Competition
Civil engineering undergraduate students Ryan Richens, Trevor Wilson, Grace Sunderland and Robert Gordon worked with landscape architecture and environmental planning graduate student Justin Jaques to redesign the Aggie Village.
Pioneering New Trails as an Aggie Dietetics Alumna
For Chelsea Norman, a graduate of Utah State University’s coordinated dietetics program, career success has meant traveling an unexpected path from clinical dietetics to medical communications, where she now fills a non-traditional role for a dietitian.
Celebrating a Centennial of Aggie Ice Cream
Happy Birthday, Aggie Ice Cream! January 21, 2022 marked the 100-year anniversary of the quintessential Cache Valley treat, and Utah State University (USU) is celebrating all year!
Alexis Parkinson Spotlight
Technology Systems Graduate Spotlight of Alexis Parkinson who recently accepted a job at the Space Dynamics Laboratory!
Audrey Nybo Accepts Internship at LL Bean
Audrey Nybo, an Outdoor Product Design & Development student, accepted an internship at LL Bean as an Apparel Design Intern.
Understanding Professional Liability With Dr. Cynthia MacKenzie
When Dr. Cynthia MacKenzie had an opportunity to work with thoroughbred horses at the prestigious Lane’s End Farm in Kentucky, she took it. As an equine practitioner, taking care of roughly 700 horses was a dream job, but assuming responsibility for the a...
Trent Saarelainen Accepts Role at Bushnell
Trent Saarelainen, a graduate of Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Bushnell as an Assistant Product Manager.
Jim Lentini Spotlight
My name is Jim Lentini and I enrolled in the Technology Systems; Quality and Reliability degree at the beginning of 2021. This is one of the best degree programs I have encountered.
US Secretary of Agriculture Offers Message of Resiliency to USU Graduating Class
As the commencement speaker for USU's class of 2022, Vilsack spoke to the crowd of students gathered at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum about the importance of finding a passion before moving into the biggest focus of his address: resiliency and perseverance....
Dr. Sahra Kaboli-Nejad
Dr. Sahra Kaboli-Nejad, Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion at On Running talks with students about their individual power and responsibility to create more inclusive products, experiences, and teams as future leaders in the outdoor industry.
Food Science Students Selected to Receive Scholarships from the Idaho Milk Processors Association
USU students Dayna Makela and Jaylee Bastian have each been awarded $2,000 scholarships by the Idaho Milk Processors Association (IMPA). Bastion and Makela are both food science majors in the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Sciences.
Ben Sharp Accepts Role at Grand Trunk
Ben Sharp, a graduate of Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Grand Trunk as the Head of Design.
Gary Straquadine Retires After Career That Shaped Agricultural, Technical Education in Utah
On the path to retirement you collect mental sound bites, numbers and snapshots of your life. Some of them you keep, others end up in the landfill of nostalgia. There are all the places you have lived, awards, the number of students you’ve taught and sign...
History of Gear: Beirne Chisolm / The Band
Beirne Chisolm joins the History of Gear to talk about his company, The Band. He talks about how he and his brother Greg broke into the accessories business with their watchband.
USU to Expand COLE Orientation Program Year-Round to Support Students
Seven students sat in a conference room along with Dr. Kerry Rood, professor of veterinary medicine. However, this was not a class. The students talked among themselves, some about working with a bull at Utah State University’s South Farm facility, others...
USU Aviation Teams Up With Horizon Air
USU’s Aviation Technology program is hosting an Aviation Career Conference this week, including a 1 p.m. event Thursday in the Taggart Student Center when Horizon Airlines will announce a partnership with USU, the school agreeing to provide pilots for the...
Butler Middle School at Aggie Chocolate
By Sixth graders at Butler Middle School recently got a taste of what it’s like to be Willy Wonka as part of a candy-making contest to bring to life the assigned classroom reading of Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”
Baylee Vogler Accepts Internship at Black Diamond
Baylee Vogler, a Junior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Black Diamond as an Industrial Design Intern.
Meet the 2022 College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences Valedictorian: Madeline Peterson
Dietetics graduate Madeline Peterson has the honor of serving as the 2022 valedictorian for the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences. Madeline, a Minnesota native, grew up in the rural town of Watertown.
Leadership Changes in College of Agriculture & Applied Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine
Leading a successful two-year veterinary medicine program while also transitioning it to a new DVM-granting college with new faculty and facilities is a demanding task. So too is leading a large and diverse academic department.
Ami Vo Peels Back the Curtain on Recruiting at Deckers Brands
Ami Vo, at the time of writing, a Senior Recruiter at Deckers Brands, now at Nike, talks with students about the dos and don’ts of applying for positions in product creation and peels back the curtain on the hiring process.
Christian Berroteran Accepts Internship at Klymit
Christian Berroteran, a Freshman in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Klymit as a Product Line Management intern.
Utah State University Celebrates the Opening of a New Campus in Moab
Set to open its doors to students during the summer 2022 semester, Utah State University Moab's new campus building hosted its ribbon-cutting ceremony April 1, 2022.
USU Eastern Welding Team Four-Time Defending Champions in Utah Contest
On March 25, the USU Eastern Welding Fabrication team, consisting of welding students Lukas Worthington, Branson Gross, and Ty Anderson, placed first overall at the SkillsUSA Utah Skills and Leadership Contest (ULSC) in Salt Lake City.
Statewide Campuses Help Prepare Students for Postgraduate Success
While Utah State University Statewide Campuses have been seen by many as a way to stay close to home while also earning a technical or undergraduate degree, USU Statewide Campuses are also able to prepare students for graduate school.
Tundra to Tropics: Opportunities in Vet Med With Dr. Drew Allen
In a presentation to Utah State University’s veterinary medicine students, Dr. Drew Allen spoke about his work abroad and with the Utah State Legislature and shared how other veterinarians can create similar opportunities for themselves.
History of Gear: Allan Pietrasanta / Buttermilk Mountain Works
Allan Pietrasanta, owner and operator behind Buttermilk Mountain Works joins the History of Gear to talk about the influence of Bishop, CA on the company, the shift from outdoor gear to soft goods for the tech industry, and other memories from the outdoor...
Easter Surprise: Why You Shouldn't Gift Animals This April
Many people already know that chicks, ducklings and rabbits make for bad Easter presents. As adorable as they are, these animals are often returned or abandoned quickly when children lose interest in caring for them.
Doug Hintze Accepts Position at Black Diamond
Doug Hintze, a graduate of Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Black Diamond as a Footwear Designer.
Editing the Course of Health
When you hear about genetically modified organisms, does your mind jump to the end of humanity as we know it? Then let’s start smaller with something like a Syrian hamster.
Images From the 3rd SVM Photo Contest
20 pictures that highlight the experiences of School of Veterinary Medicine students — both in and out of the classroom.
Julia Feldman Talks Sustainability in Product Design
Julia Feldman, Sustainability Leader and Product Coordinator for Teva, talks to OPDD students about the opportunity to integrate sustainability into the design process and how she stays motivated in the fight for sustainability.
Utah State University Researchers Volunteer at Local Science Fair
Researchers in the Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences Department recently had the opportunity to get involved in the community by volunteering at the Thomas Edison North science fair. Led by ADVS Associate Professor Jeffrey Mason, who has coordinated U...
Teacher Educator Gary Straquadine Receives Utah FFA's Distinguished Service Award
American historian Henry B. Adams said, "A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops." In that context, Professor Gary Straquadine’s work has and will continue to influence people for generations.
Connor Young Accepts Position at Cotopaxi
Connor Young, a graduate of Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Cotopaxi as a Color Designer for the Packs and Equipment team.
Four College of Education Undergrads to Present at Research on Capitol Hill
Organized by USU, ROCH is an annual celebration of undergraduate research that features students from Utah State University and the University of Utah, the top two research universities in the state.
History of Gear: Jeff Knight / Granite Gear Co-Founder
Jeff Knight, joins the History of Gear to talk about the company he co-founded, Granite Gear, making a better portage pack, how the region influences the product, and the art of packmaking.
USU Eastern Student Wins Silver in International Welding Competition
In March, Jordan Packer, a Utah State University Eastern student, won second place in the American Welding Society Weld Trials after placing 11th in the SkillsUSA National Welding Competition.
Utah State Offers Fast, Affordable, Flexible Education Routes for Technical Education
To lessen the burden of the cost even further, USU is taking steps toward making certificate and degree programs more accessible to students who are employed full-time. This includes offering courses in the evening as well as extending summer enrollment o...
Taliesin Williford Accepts Internship at Kuhl
Taliesin Williford, a Junior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Kuhl as an Apparel Design intern.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to Speak at USU's 135th Commencement
Thomas J. Vilsack, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, will serve as USU’s commencement speaker for its 135th Logan campus commencement ceremony this spring, which will be conducted in person at the Dee Glenn Smith Spectrum for the first time in two years....
Students Participate in Nalgene Design Sprint
Representatives from Nalgene partnered with students from Outdoor Product Design & Development in a "Project Runway" style design challenge where students were tasked with tackling real design briefs from the brand.
Anyone up for Experiential Learning With Chocolate?
The ACF opened for students in 2018 as a world class teaching facility to complement lecture material for a chocolate course called “Chocolate: Science, history, and society”.
USU Extends Agreement With Taiwan's National Chung Hsing University
In the years since Utah State University and National Chung Hsing University began exploring ways to work together, beginning in 2011 and formalizing an agreement in 2018, faculty and students at the two universities have developed collaborations and frie...
Utah Legislature Funds New College of Veterinary Medicine at USU
Utah State University will create a new College of Veterinary Medicine following a commitment by the Utah Legislature to provide significant ongoing state funding for what will be the first school of its kind in the state.
Tim O'Brien Accepts Internship at Bass Pro Shops
Tim O'Brien, a Junior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a role at Bass Pro Shops as a Marketing intern.
Erin and Stith Keiser: Finding Your Own Path to Veterinary Success
In January, Erin Keiser, a WIMU alumna from the Class of 2018, returned to Utah State along with her husband and business partner, Stith Keiser, to discuss how they achieved success in business and veterinary medicine through unconventional means
Have You Heard of Custom Fit and STIT?
For over 30 years, Custom Fit has helped Utah-owned businesses and individuals afford essential trainings. These trainings span from continuing education credits to OSHA, MSHA, and other industry-specific certifications.
Annie Agle Talks Sustainable Design & Operations at Cotopaxi
Annie Agle, Senior Director of Impact / Sustainability at Cotopaxi talks with OPDD students about the challenges designers face when balancing performance and sustainability, why Cotopaxi focuses on using remnant fabrics, and the opportunities to build a ...
Seely-Hinckley Scholar Sustaining the Future of Agriculture
Justin Deakin knew he wanted to pursue a career in the agricultural industry since a young age.
Benjamin Cummings Accepts Full-Time Role at ENVE
Benjamin Cummings, a Senior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a position at ENVE Composites as a CAD Specialist.
Sutures and Snacks: Meet Melisa Bishop, SVM Program Coordinator
Suture patterns, aseptic techniques, and anesthesia aren’t skills that can be humanely learned on the job, so veterinary medicine students need to practice the fundamentals of their craft before working with live patients.
KUTV: Utah State Launches Four-Year Veterinary Medicine Program
A four year college of veterinary medicine at Utah State will be launching the first school of its kind in the state of Utah, thanks to the state newly appropriating $18 million in annual funding.
Images From the 2nd SVM Photo Contest
20 pictures that highlight the experiences of School of Veterinary Medicine students — both in and out of the classroom.
History of Gear: Clare Pavelka / Red Wing Shoe Co. & Vasque
Clare Pavelka, Corporate Archivist for Red Wing Shoe Company / Vasque joins the History of Gear to talk about the origins of the Vasque archive, the intersection of brand and state / regional history, and her journey from stamp collector to brand archivis...
Garrett Davis Accepts Sustainability Role at ULA
Garrett Davis, a junior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a position at ULA as a Sustainability Production Coordinator.
Utah Legislature Funds New College of Veterinary Medicine at USU
Utah State University will create a new College of Veterinary Medicine following a commitment by the Utah Legislature to provide significant ongoing state funding for what will be the first school of its kind in the state.
Drew Eakins Shares Insights on the Role of a Marketing Manager
Drew Eakins, North American Marketing Manager for Hestra Gloves, talks about how students can break into the industry, his role and many hats as a marketing manager, and his pathway into the outdoor industry.
Editing the Course of Health
When you hear about genetically modified organisms, does your mind jump to the end of humanity as we know it? Then let’s start smaller with something like a Syrian hamster. The truth is humans have spent centuries shaping the traits of our foods (and pet...
USU Agricultural Education Faculty Honored for Efforts in Career and Technical Education
At its Mid-Winter Conference, the Utah Association for Career and Technical Education acknowledged Utah State University’s excellence in preparing outstanding teachers who provide their students with tools and opportunities to develop important technical ...
The Budding Maple Syrup Industry of the Intermountain West
Maple syrup. When you picture the maple trees whose sap creates everyone’s favorite pancake condiment, are box elders the first tree to come to mind? Probably not.
Jacob Johnson Accepts Position at Vooray
Jacob Johnson, a senior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a position at Vooray as a Product Designer.
Butler Middle Student’s ‘Willy Wonka’ Project Results in Creation of Candy Bar
Six students from Butler Middle School recently got a taste of what it’s like to be Willy Wonka and Charlie Bucket — and, fortunately, nobody turned into a giant blueberry.
Doctor's Orders: Trail Tips for Winter Hikes With Dogs
Hiking trails are still covered in snow, but that doesn’t mean dogs and humans alike can’t enjoy them. Winter hikes offer dogs and humans a chance for exercise and contact with the natural world. However, ensuring your canine companion is safe and happy i...
Utah’s Gail Halvorsen, the ‘Berlin Candy Bomber,’ dies at 101
Gail Halvorsen, the Utah farm boy who became a hero in post-World War II Europe for fastening candy to handkerchiefs and dropping them from his U.S. Air Force cargo plane to the children of West Berlin, earning him the nickname the “Berlin Candy Bomber,” ...
VIN: Utah State Aims to Expand Veterinary School Into 4-Year College
The Veterinary Information Network (VIN) recently spoke with Dr. Dirk Vanderwall about Utah State University's proposal to open a four-year veterinary medicine college in 2024.
Cory Griffey Accepts Full-Time Design Position at Under Armour
Cory Griffey, a senior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a position at Under Armour as an Associate Designer. Griffey previously interned with Under Armour.
Images From the 1st SVM Photo Contest
The path to becoming a veterinarian is challenging, but it also comes with memories that last a lifetime. Students in Utah State University's School of Veterinary Medicine submitted almost 150 photos chronicling all aspects of their experience in their fi...
Dawn Thao-Yang, Design Director at Carhartt Shares Insights with Students
Dawn Thao-Yang, Director of Global Product Design at Carhartt, spoke to first year students in OPDD about her journey from fast fashion to designing durable product for Carhartt. She talks about her role in creative leadership and making products that sol...
Farm Bureau Lists Three Agriculture Issues for 2022
The Utah Farm Bureau (UFB) selected USU’s proposal to develop a 4-year college of veterinary medicine as one of its three priority issues during the 2022 state legislative session.
Rhett Robinson Accepts Internship at Trek
Rhett Robinson, a senior in the Outdoor Product Design & Development program accepted an internship with Trek Bicycles as a CAD Engineer Intern.
German Chocolate Factory Hires More USU Food Science Interns
Following a successful internship by Utah State University student Josie Sorensen, a German chocolate company has selected three additional USU students to complete internships at the Halloren Chocolate Factory in Halle, Germany.
Are high-pressure ridges really to blame for the West's drying climate?
A marker buoy is grounded on the dried-up shore of Echo Reservoir at Echo State Park during a drought on Sept. 16, 2021. A new report led by USU suggests the West's drought appears to be the result of fewer storms and less about patterns that block storms...
USU Student Wins Award for Research That Could Help Plants Grow in Space
USU has long been involved in research growing plants in space labs such as the International Space Station. Recently a Ph.D. student was recognized for her research here on Earth that could help researchers design the ideal conditions for growing plants ...
Utah State University making a case for its own College of Veterinary Medicine
It may have taken a pandemic to shed light on the importance of veterinary medicine. As more people worked from home or otherwise left the workforce as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, there was an explosion in the adoption of companion animals.
No Such Thing as Accidents: Rebecca Lawver's Inaugural Professor Lecture
Though she didn’t know it as she grew up playing in those fields of corn, one day she would be teaching the children of those farmers about how to be effective leaders, teammates and business leaders.
Utah State University making a case for its own college of veterinary medicine
It may have taken a pandemic to shed light on the importance of veterinary medicine. As more people worked from home or otherwise left the workforce as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, there was an explosion in the adoption of companion animals.
Paige Koch Accepts Design Internship at Under Armour
Paige Koch, a senior in Outdoor Product Design & Development, accepted a position at Under Armour as a Creative / Design Intern.
USU Students and NASA Bring Space Tech to the Outdoors
Students in OPDD's Design Thinking course worked with NASA Commercialization to identify opportunities to use NASA technology and materials to solve problems in the outdoor industry.
Scientists Find High Pressure Ridges Aren't the Main Players in the West's Drying Climate
A new report from an international team of climate scientists suggests day-to-day weather system changes have played a big role in a period of generalized drying in the western United States — and the cause wasn’t an increase in high-pressure areas but ra...
KSL TV: Vet Clinics Get Creative After COVID Callouts Leave Staffing Short
KSL TV spoke with WIMU grad Dr. Lauren Michaud about how veterinary professionals are adapting to staff shortages in the wake of the COVID-19 omicron variant.
Researchers Track Origins of Toxic Catastrophe in the Himalayas
Attributing any specific instance of pollution to its source with scientific certainty, however, had proven difficult. Now, using the 2020 event as a starting place, an international team of researchers has developed a method for tracking the origins of a...
WSU Insider: Art in the Library Exhibit Features Digital Artwork of Third-Year Vet Student
Winnie Mefford, a student who began the WIMU program at Utah State, shows her passion for animals and veterinary medicine through art at an exhibit at WSU's Animal Health Library. Read on to learn about her work and inspiration.
Running Like Jane
There is a study that has become apocryphal across long-distance running communities. It tried to answer the most common question distance runners get from normal pedestrian people. “What do you think about when you are running?”
Improving Your Chili Game
“So, you are here to get all the secrets?” Michael Pate, an associate professor of agricultural systems technology, sits at his desk, a guarded smile on his face.
USU Scientists Contribute to Two Important COVID-19 Studies
Research focused on neurological impacts of the virus and the omicron variant
Nash Calvin Accepts Position at Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Nash Calvin accepted a role at Hyperlite Mountain Gear as a Technical Pattern Designer.
USU Students and NASA Bring Space Tech to the Outdoors
Students in OPDD's Design Thinking course worked with NASA Commercialization to identify opportunities to use NASA technology and materials to solve problems in the outdoor industry.
KSL - USU Aggie Creamery celebrating 100 years of business
There are birthdays and then there are birthdays. The difference? How about the treats? In that regard, it may be hard to top (no pun intended) Utah State University’s Aggie Creamery. The popular place a.
Aggie Ice Cream to Celebrate Centennial
The year 2022 marks 100 years of business for Utah State University’s Aggie Creamery. To celebrate the centennial, the creamery is hosting a series of events as well as in-store and online monthly giveaways with prizes from local businesses.
Research on SARS-CoV-2 Outbreak Among Farmed Mink in Utah Earns Award for USU Doctoral Student
Utah State University student Michael Clayton won the 64th American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians’ pathology slide seminar award for his presentation on the 2020 outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in farmed mink ...
USU Bioinformatics Expert Hopes Big Data Lab Will Revolutionize More Fields of Research
Rakesh Kaundal's Contributions to Bioinformatics Push the Boundaries of Human Knowledge
2022 is the centennial for a famous and creamy Utah State dairy product
The Aggie Creamery, the makers of famous Aggie Ice Cream, is celebrating quite a milestone this year – 100 years. Aggie Ice Cream is unique in that it’s a food product that people love that is born out of university scientific research.
Amanda Willett Joins School of Veterinary Medicine as Wellness Director
Maintaining mental health in a veterinary medicine program can be a challenge. On top of long hours, demanding courses, and school loans, the reality of working with animals in need of medical care often takes a heavy toll on students.
What Animals Can Teach Us
While many people think of their pets as part of the family, human-animal bonds can sometimes be viewed as less meaningful than other relationships. Playing with a dog or cat is fun, but it’s not usually considered to be a serious activity.
Drought, wildfires, pollution: How should Utah tackle its biggest problems? Using ‘evidence,’ Gov. Cox says
"These are not Republican issues or Democrat issues, these are human issues and they are certainly Western issues," the governor said while standing in a room full of Utah State University researchers at the Gallivan Center on Tuesday.
Blending Natural and Synthetic, a Conversation with Leander Angerer
Leander Angerer, Creative and Founder behind Racing Atelier, talks about blending synthetic and natural materials to create beautiful and functional handmade packs in Bavaria.
Damon Morris on Product Management at The North Face
Damon Morris, formerly the Senior Development at Manager at The North Face (now VP Outdoor at K2) spoke to OPDD students about the role of a product manager in bringing product to market and how instrumental design, development, and management are to maki...
Utah State University Students Compete in USU Academic Quadrathlon
The Utah State University Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences hosted the USU Academic Quadrathlon for undergraduate students to compete in a two-day event on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Diagnostic Challenges: Putting Vet Med Students to the Test
The gap between a student learning about veterinary medicine and an actual veterinarian who diagnoses and treats animals can be daunting. Lectures, textbooks, and even demonstrations are one thing, but using the knowledge from those sources to save an ani...
Discover the Sam Skaggs Family Equine Education Center
From veterinary science to equine-assisted therapies, the Sam Skaggs Family Equine Education Center offers invaluable experience for anyone pursuing a career with horses.
Graduate Wins Polartec Apex Award for Design
Recent graduate and Product Design at Orvis, Natalie Cullum, was recently recognized by Polartec and awarded their Apex Award for her work on the Orvis PRO Sun Hoodie.
Discover the Sam Skaggs Family Equine Education Center
From veterinary science to equine-assisted therapies, the Sam Skaggs Family Equine Education Center offers invaluable experience for anyone pursuing a career with horses.
USU Eastern Welding Program Welcomes Two New Instructors
New instructors Jeremiah Garcia and Jake Clement bring unique skills and expertise to the welding program at Utah State University Eastern.
History of Gear: Todd Kohlman / Burton Archivist
Todd Kohlman, corporate archivist at Burton, shares his pathway into working in product archives, the origins of the collection, and how historic materials are used by the Burton team.
Utah State researchers get close to $2 million to study state’s largest fruit crop
Black is leading a team of researchers from USU and Michigan State — each representing the country’s two largest tart cherry producing states — to use the nearly $2 million grant to study more efficient crop management techniques.
WSU Insider: Road Trips With Pets
Holiday travel can be stressful — even for the four-legged members of the family. But with some planning ahead and consideration of an animal’s needs and temperament, a road trip with your pet doesn’t have to be a dreaded drive.
Notable Alum Ardeshir Zahedi Remembered for Service to his Country and Love of USU
Utah State University notable alum and donor, Ardeshir Zahedi, died on November 18 in Switzerland. He was 93. Globally celebrated as a lifelong champion of world peace and understanding, Zahedi shaped more than three decades of geopolitical history.
Repair and ReCommerce
Rugged Thread is a part of a growing movement of repair in the outdoor industry. Josie Kinney, Director of Business Development, talks about the future of repair, the financial and sustainability benefits to offering these services, as well as the growing...
Which Aggie ice cream flavor would you be based on your astrological sign?
Figure out what ice cream flavor you are based off of your astrological sign!
Professor Abby Benninghoff on Becoming a Scientist and Her Close Encounter with a Jellyfish
Beyond her own curiosity about the natural world, Utah State University professor Abby Benninghoff owes her career path choice to her mother’s insightful questions, and to a jellyfish.
From Graduation to Rural India – A Dietitian’s Dream
For two USU dietetics students anxious to share important knowledge about food, launching a nonprofit organization in a country like India the summer after graduation, seemed like a dream they might realize ten years into the future.
Utah Climate Center Winter Outlook Says More Precipitation in the North but Deepening Drought Likely
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently made an official declaration regarding the emergence of a second La Niña winter, meaning widespread cooling in the Pacific Ocean which impacts weather patterns far beyond its shores.
Carbon County Airport Plays Host to National Intercollegiate Competition
Carbon County’s mountain ranges and strong winds kick up from all directions to often challenge the most experienced pilots.
USU Aggie Chocolate Factory Works With World’s Best Cocoa Bean Supplier
Utah State University’s Aggie Chocolate Factory has announced a new collaboration with Twenty Degrees, a cocoa bean supplier that sources beans from around the world.
USU Blanding Students Build House, Skills, and Confidence through Construction Certificate Program
After two years of construction, a brand-new house built by students in the Utah State University construction technology and management program is nearly ready for sale.
“A” Pins Awarded to Outstanding CAAS Scholars
The CAAS is pleased to announce that 58 students were recognized at an “A” Pin recognition event in October, a record number in the college for a single award cycle.
Record Number of Students Attend Utah State University Sheep Day
A group of students seeking a new perspective on ranching created a record turnout for Utah State University’s annual Sheep Day trip to Evanston, WY, organized by the Department of Animal, Dairy, and Veterinary Sciences.
Utah State Agricultural Communication Students Earn Awards at Ag Media Summit
Three students from the Utah State Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (Utah State ACT) chapter attended the Ag Media Summit in Kansas City, Mo., where the chapter and some individual members received awards from the National Agricultural Communicators...
Front-line fatigue: Pandemic pressures pouncing on taxed veterinarians
"There's already a nationwide shortage before the pandemic, and now the caseload has doubled and the resources have dwindled until the demand is quite high," said Dr. Shawn Zimmerman, an ADVS assistant professor at USU.
Student Profile: Ashlee Buist
Ashlee Buist knew that earning her Doctor of Veterinary Science through Utah State and the WIMU Regional Program would be tough. She already had a bachelor’s degree in animal, dairy, and veterinary science from the university, and she was even from nearby...
David Gibson Talks Product Management at New Balance
New Balance Product Manager, David Gibson, spoke to OPDD students in their first year about his experience as a product manager as well as the distinct roles of a designer and developer and how all three work together to bring product to market.
Aggie Equestrians Find Freedom in Competition
You put your foot in the stirrup, hoisting yourself onto the tall horse. Your heart races with adrenaline as you get going. The feeling of freedom setting in.
Researchers at USU awarded $1.97 Million to Study Important Utah Fruit Crop
A multidisciplinary team of researchers at Utah State University and Michigan State University have been awarded $1.97 million over 4 years from the United States Department of Agriculture to study more efficient ways of managing this major crop.
Drone headquarters of Utah
“In the next three to five years, Price will be the drone headquarters of Utah,” says Shawn “BW” Barstow, lecturer of Aviation Technology at Utah State University Eastern.
Preventative Health Clinic Pairs USU Students With Local Vets for Firsthand Experience
Students from Utah State University’s School of Veterinary Medicine put their skills to the test on October 9. Under the guidance of local veterinarians, the students administered vaccines, performed exams, and created medical records for their own pet ca...
Beef Going Green: Major New Grant Supports Strategies for Sustainable Grazing
They say that you can’t have your cake and eat it too—but what about beef? Is it possible to graze cattle while maintaining healthy rangelands; to cut harmful methane gases produced by cows while keeping ranches economically sound?
MyMedic Design Sprint
MyMedic, a Utah-based medical company sponsored a Design Sprint with OPDD students to explore the future of first aid and recovery.
Master of Bone and Beetle: Vet School Anatomist Prepares a Menagerie of Teaching Tools
Finding Scott Hexum’s office in the Veterinary Science and Biology Building is an adventure. Not only is Room 210 nowhere near Room 209, but visitors need to enter what looks like a storage room before descending down a small number of stairs to get there...
Michael Pate Leads International Society for Agricultural Safety and Health
The word “agriculture” usually brings to mind crops and animals, but it’s the people working in agriculture who feed the world.
History of Gear: Holly Roberge / Stephanie Schaff - Senior Archivists at Reebok
Holly Roberge and Stephanie Schaff, Senior Archive Specialists at Reebok join the History of Gear to talk about their entry into the world of archiving, their day to day roles, and the importance of archival work within Reebok.
Students Host Presentation on Animal Neglect and Hoarding
The Veterinary Law and Ethics Club hosted Dr. Kerry Rood for a presentation on encountering animal negligence, abuse, and hoarding. Students learned about the limits on their authority as veterinarians and heard a firsthand account of navigating an animal...
Aggie Chocolate Factory Announces a New Single-Source Premium Chocolate
USU’s Aggie Chocolate Factory is proud to announce a new collaboration with Twenty Degrees, a sustainable cocoa bean supplier that sources beans from around the world.
Flowers and Friends Make This Garden Grow
Most successful home gardeners begin with a plan. Few, however, go to the lengths of planning that plant science Professor Bruce Bugbee and his wife Diana West commit to each year that transforms part of their yard into a themed garden.
Maddie Anzovino Talks Sustainability in Product Creation
Maddie Anzovino, Fabric & Product Development Manager at Backcountry, spoke to OPDD students in the Intro to Product Creation course to talk about the importance of sustainability and the role of product designers, developers, and product managers in crea...
USU Irrigation Study in Cedar City Reducing Water Without Reducing Crops
A new irrigation study is underway at the Southern Utah University farm in Cedar City to determine how much water is needed to optimally grow crops. Utah State University Assistant Professor of Agriculture Matt Yost explains early findings in the study.
Outdoor History Summit Roundup
The Outdoor Recreation Archive (USU Special Collections & Archives) and Range partnered to host the first ever Outdoor History Summit on September 15, 2021.
IN FOCUS Discussion: September’s climate change conversation
Matt Yost, Assistant Professor at USU talks about why he became interested in his field of study, how Utah performs with small and large-scale agriculture, what crops are affected with extreme drought and how producers are dealing with it, and more.
USU Senior Awarded Internship at German Chocolate Factory
Josie Sorensen, a senior in the Food Science program and Utah native, scored a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this summer. Sorensen was awarded a 10-week internship at Delitzscher Chocolate Factor in Delitzsch, Germany.
Newly Awarded Maple Syrup Research Grant
Youping Sun of the Plants, Soils, and Climate Department, has recently been awarded $500,000 in grant funds for a project dedicated to "Developing a Maple Syrup Industry for the Interior West Through Extension and Research".
USU Eastern Introduces Technology Skills Partnership Program for Local High Schools
Utah State University Eastern is excited to announce a Strategic Workforce Initiative (SWI) in Rural Technology, a concurrent enrollment program for high school juniors and seniors at Carbon High School and Pinnacle Canyon Academy.
New Research Suggests California's Wildfires Cycle has Been Superseded by Global Warming
The dominant force driving wildfires in California for hundreds of years may no longer be the key factor in the frequency or severity of these blazes.
New Certificate Program for Aspiring Small Business Managers
A new certificate program that gives students a foundation of basic small business skills in accounting, management and economic analysis has been approved in the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences’ Department of Applied Economics (APEC).
Student Employee Recognized by Western Association of Student Employment Administrators
Shelby Morse was named the 2021 Utah State Student Employee of the Year for her work in the Student Services and has now also been recognized as Utah’s State Winner of the Western Association of Student Employment Administrator’s.
Local Youth Take to the Skies with USU Eastern Drone Camps
Organized by the Aggie Drone Academy, the USU Eastern Drone Camps offer 40 grade school students three activity-filled days where they learn about drones and the principles of flight.
Surgical Technology Program at USU Eastern Receives Accreditation
Utah State University’s College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences is pleased to announce that USU Eastern’s surgical technology program recently received accreditation from the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education in Schools.
USU Blanding Offers Google Career Certificates
USU Blanding’s technical education program is excited to offer Google Career Certificates that prepare people for entry-level positions in data analytics, project management, user experience design, and introductory and advanced IT support.
Landscape Architecture Student Named Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Fellow
Demonstrating enthusiasm for teaching and learning and a willingness to innovate during a pandemic-altered semester earned Bailey Johnson recognition as the Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Fellow in CAAS for the 2020-21 academic year.
USU Food Science Club Students Win $5,000 With Cranberry Hot Sauces
Utah State University Food Science Club members Annalisa Jones, Melissa Marsh and Weston Christensen won first place and $5,000 in the 2021 Ocean Spray Student Product Development Competition.
Farmers Feeding Utah Connects Local Producers with Students in Need
Before the Farmers Feeding Utah Distribution Event had even begun, students were already lining up on the east end of the Quad to receive free ground beef and corn produced by local farmers.
College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences Celebrates with Scholarships and Tasty Treats
It’s that time of year when fall, football, and food reign supreme. USU CAAS is excited to host the annual Utah Agricultural Products Barbecue following the USU vs. Boise State University football game Sept. 25, from 1 – 3 p.m. at Craig Aston Park (1350 N...
Desert Wings RC Club to Host Upcoming Fun Fly Events
Don Mendel with Desert Wings RC Club visited the Carbon County Commissioners on Wednesday evening to give a brief presentation on upcoming events.
Virtual Roller Coasters on Old Main - Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
This video showcases LAEP student Kyle Young's submission for his final project for his advanced geospatial analysis class at Utah State University while pursuing a degree in Landscape architecture.
Faculty Mentor: USU Connections in Second Year Offering Faculty Mentorship to Students
Utah State University's Connections program is in the second year of offering a year-long faculty mentorship to students. Hear from a Connections faculty, and a student from last year’s program, on how they felt it went, and how they were impacted.
10th Veterinary Medicine Class Forms Bonds and Prepares for New Challenges
The 10th class of Utah State University’s School of Veterinary Medicine has arrived at USU. After a week of orientation activities and receiving their white lab coats in a ceremony on August 19, the 30 incoming students are ready to begin the challenge of...
10th Veterinary Medicine Class Forms Bonds and Prepares for New Challenges
The 10th class of Utah State University’s School of Veterinary Medicine has arrived at USU. After a week of orientation activities and receiving their white lab coats in a ceremony on August 19, the 30 incoming students are ready to begin the challenge