Feng Pan seeks student researchers for varied project opportunities.

Two Utah State University undergraduate scholars led curation and installation of a communitywide Latinx art exhibit.

The world-renowned Utah Symphony will bring world-class artistry to Utah State University's Logan campus Sept. 17 with a one-night-only performance featuring internationally acclaimed cellist Zlatomir Fung.

USU grad student Kai Li Tullis says accessible environmental education enriches communities.

Aggie scholar Hannah Webb, who is interning with KUTV News in Salt Lake City, says a positive attitude and strong work ethic are the keys to success in a competitive field.

Daniel Emanuel, who studies antibody function in the Children's python species, is among more than 60 Aggie scholars presenting research at the 2026 Ecological Society of America annual meeting.

Taking advantage of workforce development opportunities initiated by Utah State, undergraduate Briggs Rober is pursuing a competitive internship toward a full-time actuarial consulting position with a global professional services firm.

Researchers describe a new data visualization method for multi-dimensional biological structures and processes in the journal Nature Computational Science.

Three USU undergraduate scholars are recipients of competitive scholarships awarded annually by the American Industrial Hygiene Foundation.

Alumna Ryah Larsen Dowdy says the past several months have been a whirlwind, since she decided to compete for the title of

On the heels of breakthrough findings about CRISPR, USU biochemists Ryan Jackson and Kadin Crosby report further discoveries about emerging targeted cell-killing technology.

USU researchers are developing multimodal machine-learning models to warn of hazardous solar energetic particle events.

Emily Nielson and Sindura Kularajan are evaluating the effectiveness of a more accessible, modeling-based calculus course.

NASA's Atmospheric Waves Experiment has completed the on-orbit data collection phase of its mission.

In response to growing demand, USU has teamed with Utah State Courts to initiate a comprehensive statewide course for training credentialed Spanish/English court interpreters.

The 38th annual USU Physics Day at Lagoon welcomed some 8,000 teens from throughout the Intermountain West to the Northern Utah amusement park for a day of thrills, chills, STEM learning and impressive scholarships and prizes.

The Annual USU Physics Day at Lagoon will offer thrills, chills and exploration in STEM career futures for Mountain West teens.

Kadin Crosby, Ryan Jackson and colleagues report newly discovered details demonstrating how CRISPR Cas12a2 can be repurposed to discriminately kill cancer cells in the petri dish and in mice.

Through national professional networks and immersive internships, the industrial hygiene student is making her mark in a career dedicated to worker health and safety as she begins a new position in a foundational Intermountain West industry.

Connor Waite helped USU scientists and Space Dynamics Laboratory engineers solve a geolocation challenge with an instrument aboard the International Space Station.